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The menu card sitting at every place setting that tells guests what's coming and gives the table a finished look. Editable templates across single-course, multi-course, dinner-party, and brunch layouts.

New to editing? → Our Corjl guide shows how to type your menu and change fonts and colours in minutes.

Designs for every kind of dinner. Single-side wedding menus, multi-course tasting menus, brunch menus, bridal shower lunch, baby shower brunch, dinner party. Themed to match wedding and shower suites: coastal, classic floral, vintage tea party, celestial, coquette bow, modern minimalist. Sizes are 5×7 and 4×8; exact size is listed in each product description.

Editing is fast. Open in Corjl: type your menu, edit course names, font and colour. No software to install. Free demo on every listing.

Where to print. Three options. Corjl Prints: choose size and quantity inside the editor, shipped to your door. Print at home works for small runs on a good colour printer with full ink. For double-sided menus, print one card at a time; 2-up printing on a single sheet won't keep the front and back aligned. If your design has a lot of colour, professional printing gives a much cleaner finish. Prints of Love for proper cardstock with free shipping (code marryful10 for 10% off; this is an affiliate link, I may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. Thank you for your support!). More in our printing guide →

Pair with: Place Cards · Table Numbers · Seating Charts · Welcome Signs

FAQ

What size fits standard place settings?

5×7 and 4×8 are the two sizes; both fit comfortably above the plate. Check each listing for which size that design uses.

Single-sided or double-sided?

Single-sided is most common. Double-sided works for very long menus or when you want extra info on the back; print one card at a time so the front and back line up.

How many menus per sheet?

For single-sided printing, 5×7 prints 2-up on a letter sheet. For double-sided, print one at a time.