Where can I get table names printed?

I made table numbers for my friend's wedding, almost knackered the printer trying to put the card through! I ended up printing them off on paper, then cutting the paper to size and sticking it onto the card. They came out great and she was really happy with them

will see if i can attach a pic...

Ok - for some reason I can't upload pics from my phone tried on Safari and Chrome with no luck.. sorry!

I printed all my card things at work... ?

I like the PP posters idea, but you could try just walking in to independent print shops in your area? Would probably be cheaper if you can hand over the card you already have. Or maybe even a library, with the proper printers? They would only charge about 20p for ink per page.

Try https://www.doxdirect.com/ - I used them for my invites and RSVP cards - very reasonably priced, quick and good quality!

Thanks, I may have to revert to this if I can't get it done elsewhere. I'm not very creative though so I don't want to mess it up and have it looking too pathetic.

Thanks, I will take a look!

What about printing onto a large sticker & put that on the card? You can buy A4 sized sheets where the whole sheet or 1/2, 1/4 etc of the page are stickers. would save fiddling with gluing paper on.

Or, get large stickers printed from vistaprint.

Have you tried a stationers?

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I got my invites and stationary from http://thesavethedatepeople.co.uk/ they are brilliant, chose everything online. they send you the samples and if you ok them they print and send them to you. Hassle free and amazing experience, and they were cheap and of high quality

If the card stock is too thick for home printing, local print shops often handle custom materials more flexibly and at better rates than big online services. Even small business consulting experts would suggest checking nearby independent printers for a more cost-effective and tailored solution.

I can understand why you’re looking for an alternative if your card is too thick for your home printer, especially for just 11 A6 table-name cards when £30+ feels a little steep. You could try looking at custom packaging as another option. I came across them recently and was impressed by the range of printing options and finishes they offer. It might be worth contacting them with your card specifications to see if they can provide a suitable and more affordable solution for your small quantity.