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Wedding day stationery for Filipino receptions

Keep seating chart signs, place cards, and table numbers consistent with the same guest list you use for RSVPs and catering.

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Plan stationery from your seating chart — not a second spreadsheet

Day-of paper should be an export of the plan, not a rewrite of it.

One source of truth for day-of paper

Entrance seating signs, place cards, and table numbers all fail the same way: someone prints from an outdated spreadsheet while the seating chart changed in another chat. WedPlanner keeps guests and tables in one project so every printout can share the same names and numbers.

Start free with your guest list. Upgrade to Pro for seating and printable reports for coordinators and print shops.

What Filipino receptions usually print

Most couples need an alphabetical entrance sign (or escort display), numbered tables, and place cards for plated or assigned seating. Sponsors and entourage tables should be obvious to ushers who did not build the chart.

Use the guides below for each piece, then return to seating arrangements to keep the floor plan current until the final export.

Frequently asked questions

Does WedPlanner print invitations?
These guides focus on day-of seating stationery — signs, place cards, and table numbers — powered by your guest list and seating chart. Invitation design is separate.
Do I need Pro?
You can start free and build your guest list. Pro adds seating arrangements and printable reports useful for day-of stationery and coordination.

Start with guests and seating

Create your free WedPlanner account, build the guest list, then add seating when you are ready to print.

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