DIY Wedding Table Markers

by JoJo Mrgich

May 28, 2019

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Create custom wine bottle labels for unique table markers

Bottles of wine can turn into eye-catching (and budget-friendly) centerpieces for your wedding reception. And not only are they pretty to look at, they can be functional, too! Here are three DIY ways to put those fancy bottles to work at your wedding.

1) Create wedding table numbers to guide guests

Wedding Table Markers

No need to worry about these labels smearing or ripping. Avery Removable Durable Labels (22827) resist moisture, scuffing and tearing.

These wine bottle wraps help guests find their table and are simple to customize with designs to match your wedding theme. Whether the look is rustic, elegant, vintage or modern, it’s easy to personalize Avery Removable Durable Labels with free design templates on Avery Design & Print. Then, you can choose to print them yourself or have them custom printed for you by Avery WePrint™, our professional printing service.

2) Display the designated guests assigned to each table

Create table markers with the assigned guests’ names.

Time for guests to wine down and enjoy the celebration! These wine bottle labels serve as table numbers and as an alternative to using place cards, they let guests know who will be seated at each table.

3) Showcase the wedding menu

Print your menu on custom wine bottle labels for each table.

What pairs well with any wine? Food! Give guests a peek at the wedding menu by printing the courses right onto the label. Another idea is to print the reception program onto the label to share what’s in store for your special occasion.

Author: JoJo Mrgich

JoAnn “JoJo” Mrgich is a writer with a passion for creativity, organization, and—most of all—labels. At Avery, JoJo writes about labels, stickers, and organization supplies, helping small business owners, crafters, and everyday organizers find simple, effective solutions. When not writing, JoJo applies the same organizational skills to her own crafting business, where she creates handmade fantasy headpieces. A true organization enthusiast, she firmly believes that a well-organized workspace makes every creative project more enjoyable. Just don’t ask about the myth of vestigial arms on a T-Rex—it’s her Roman Empire.