We’ve talked before about personal wedding menus, placed at each seat or table, but today we’re talking menus on a larger scale! Menu signs can often be a cost effective option for large weddings, as you can have just one or two over-sized pieces displaying your dinner or cocktail menu, rather than creating individual versions for each guest. They also happen to make quite the statement at your big day! Recruit your calligrapher to work their magic on a chalkboard or wood slab, or work with your stationery designer to design a stunning menu banner that captures the same feel as your smaller paper goods. Then prop it up or hang it from above for all wedding attendees to see! — Kelly

Photo by Ozzy Garcia Photography, Menu by Brown Linen Design via Style Me Pretty

 Photo by onelove photography, Menu by Rifle Paper Co. via Style Me Pretty (left), Photo by Justin Marantz, Menu by Julie Song Ink via Style Me Pretty (right)

 

Photo by Nancy Ray, Menu by Chocolate Butterbean via Brides (left), Photo by Cassandra Castaneda Photography, Design by rak’designs via Ruffled (right)

 

Photo by JL Photografia via Brides (left), Photo by Brady Puryear, Menu by Pitbulls and Posies via Wedding Chicks (right)

Photo by Abby Jiu Photography, Menu Calligraphy by Meant To Be Calligraphy via Elizabeth Anne Designs (left), Photography by Jose Villa, Cocktail Menu by Julie Song Ink via Elizabeth Anne Designs (right)

 

Photo by Max Wanger Photography via Brides (left), Photo by Lauren Michelle, Menu by Supply Paper Co. via Once Wed (right)

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