Stained Glass Table Numbers

Table numbers are the smallest sign at the reception and the one guests look at longest while they wait for the first course. These are the faux stained glass version: cathedral arches, leaded outlines and colour that reads as though it is lit from behind, on a card small enough to sit beside a centrepiece without arguing with it.

Designs, in the motifs people actually search for. Calla lily, lily of the valley, pink and blue hydrangea, wildflower meadow, yellow sunflower, and fall floral and pumpkin for autumn receptions. Every motif has a matching welcome sign and last name keepsake in the stained glass collection, so the entrance and the tables agree with each other.

Editing is in Canva. Stained glass designs open in Canva rather than Corjl, and your download includes a PDF with the Canva link inside. Numbers and text are fully editable, so you can run 1 to 12 or 1 to 30 and reprint a single card when the seating plan moves. The leaded artwork stays intact.

Two ways to make them. The quick way is printing on heavy cardstock, where the window artwork carries the effect on its own. The involved way is tracing: print at 100% on plain paper, slip the sheet behind a clear acrylic block or small glass frame, trace the outlines with a black paint marker and fill each section with gallery glass paint. For printing, use Corjl Prints or Prints of Love with 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!).

Pair with: Stained Glass Signs · Welcome Signs · Place Cards · Seating Charts

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