The Punctilious Mr. P's Place Card Co. 'bees' laydown event size custom place cards on blue and white china tablescape
The Punctilious Mr. P's Place Card Co. 'bees' laydown event size custom place cards on blue and white china tablescape
The Punctilious Mr. P's Place Card Co. event size iconic anthemion packaging with grosgrain ribbon and wax seal

Bees- Custom Laydown Event Size Place Cards

Illustrated Place Cards by The Punctilious Mr. P's Place Card Co.

Regular price $49.00

The Punctilious Mr. P's Anthemion palmette logo

NO HOLDER NEEDED

Set a fresh tablescape all year long with The Punctilious Mr. P's 'Blue Butterflies' custom laydown event size place cards.

Whether you choose to lay down these chic place cards next to the cutlery, on top of the napkin, or simply propped up...no place card holders are  needed! Both image and name are on the same side.

Customize your place cards with your guest's names. With numerous fonts to choose from, you can have your cards arrive perfectly calligraphed with your guest's names printed on the backs. That's one less thing for you to do, and it's complimentary for the first pack. We even include a blank card called "Try your hand" to test your writing instrument if you choose to write your names yourself, or send them out to your calligrapher.

Did you know that you can now order any theme with Menu Cards and Buffet Tags that coordinate with your place cards!

  • 8 place cards/ name cards to a pack
  • 2 image set
  • Event Size: 3.25" x 4.5" or 82.5mm x 114mm
  • Printed on sheet-fed cold-press cotton rag watercolor paper with archival Japanese inks
  • Complimentary Digital Calligraphy Service for the 1st pack and 25% surcharge for additional packs:
    • Choose your style of calligraphy above, then add up to 16 guest's names.
    • "ADD TO CART."
  • ALL cards printed custom & bespoke to order. NO RETURNS unless in error by us. Please buy accordingly.
  • Made-by-hand in our workshop in Old Chatham, New York
Not sure which font to choose? Explore here. All cards shown in 'Bel Air.'