Tuesday, 23rd February, 2021

5 Creative Menu Ideas for Your Wedding - Fenix Events Wedding Blog

5 Creative Menu Ideas for Your Wedding

One of the most enjoyable parts of planning your wedding is finding unique and fun ways to personalise even the smallest of details.

Wedding menu cards are considered an optional piece of stationary, but are ones that guest will appreciate. However, it is important to have your guest’s menu selections and dietary requirements set in stone before going ahead with creating the wedding menu cards. Therefore they are usually one of the last things to tick off on your wedding to-do list.

Putting a creative spin on your wedding menu is a great way to ramp up anticipation amongst guests when they first take their seats at the reception.

Here are five ways to help get your creative juices flowing when designing your wedding menu cards:

1. Transparent Menu

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Transparent acrylic backings have been a big 2018 wedding trend. They have been used as welcome signage and seating charts. Take the transparent sign one step further and use it as a menu card. They can be printed or hand painted depending on the aesthetic of your wedding.

2. Napkin Wrap Wedding Menu

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Make your wedding menu multi-purpose by doubling as a napkin ring with this cool wrap around menu. Keep all your cutlery contained and tidy all bound together.

3. Printed Napkin Wedding Menu

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Why not go one step further and actually make your napkins and linens double as menus? This is a great way to create a keepsake for yourself and your guests. You could get them screen printed in your wedding colour scheme.

4. Bread Bag Menu

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Sometimes no matter how meticulously you plan your wedding there is always the potential for delays. A great way to combat this is to put the menu on a paper bag that contains a mini baguette. Your guests can snack whilst they’re waiting for the main course.

5. Chocolate Wedding Menu

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For all those sweet tooth couples out there an edible chocolate menu is high up on the indulgence scale. Be warned, it may get eaten before guests get a chance to read what they’ll be served at the reception!