Trending: Edible place cards for a seated wedding

COOKIES

Who doesn’t love a frosted cookie? These elegant biscuits will let your guests know which seat is theirs and serve as a tasty snack if the food takes a while to come out.

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SINGLE CHOCOLATES

An edible place card can be as simple as a wrapped candy with a name card on top.

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PERSONALISED CHOCOLATE BARS

You can also go the extra step and have personalised chocolate bars for each and every guest. The Instagram potential is off the scale!

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CUPCAKES

Cupcakes can be frosted with the guests’ names on them, or even have a piece of cutlery stood in them to make things easier!

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PACKAGED CANDY

Easy to put together, easy to take home. Try to use bio-degradable packaging material for extra eco-friendliness.

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MACARONS

Stylish and oh-so chic – opt for larger-sized macarons to ensure there’s plenty of room for the names.

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FRUIT

Chocolates and candy are certainly more mainstream, but fruit is original and atmospheric for an autumn wedding. Make sure the pens used to write the guests’ names are non-toxic.

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HERBS

Not something they can start chomping on right away, but definitely something that will make future meals taste better!

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HONEY

A lovely way to let your guests know where they have to bee seated.

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