Gifts for

Gifts and table pieces for hosts

Place cards with every guest's name, table numbers that match, and a thank you that stays on the wall.

When people shop for hosts

What it costs

3 pieces from $46 to $160, median $100

Under $250
$25 to $501
$50 to $1000
$100 and up2

3 pieces for hosts

Family Name Plaque

A wall plaque with your family name and the year you started, inlaid flush in a second color.

$46 +14

Place Cards

Standing fluted place cards with each guest's name inlaid flush in a second color, a keepsake they take home.

$100 for 20, $5 a card +14

Fluted table number 4 in Gallery with Table above and Avery and Jordan below, standing in its slotted foot

Table Numbers

Fluted table numbers with a large inlaid number, an optional word and line, each in its own slotted foot.

$160 for 10, $16 a number +14

Being made now

In first article testing; each opens for orders when its test print passes.

Glow Bats and Spiders, set of 12

Six bats and six spiders in glow in the dark PLA, each with a square thread hole. Ready to ship.

$20In first article testing

Holiday Family Plaque

Your family name and year with a wreath, star, menorah, kinara or 2027 motif, inlaid flush.

$40In first article testing

2027 Table Numerals

A freestanding 2027 in one solid piece, on a fluted base strip that can carry your names.

$20In first article testing

Advent Countdown Board

A standing tree or house with 24 numbered peg tokens and a moving star, your family name on the base and a drawer that holds every piece.

$98In first article testing

Name Luminary Lantern

A fluted lantern with your family name cut through a smooth band and a Translucent sleeve inside, so the letters glow from an LED tealight.

$46In first article testing

Fluted Pumpkin Trio

Three thin walled fluted pumpkins, 80, 100 and 120 mm across, with copper stems keyed into a notch in each rim.

$42In first article testing

Hosting is the one occasion where the gift is often the table itself. Our place cards stand at each setting with a guest's name inlaid in a second color, and they double as a keepsake people take home. Table numbers match them for larger dinners and receptions. Both come in packs, priced per card on the page, and every name is generated from the list you type.

If you are the guest rather than the host, bring something for the house. The family name plaque carries their surname and the year the household began. The key holder by the door is the practical version.

Setting the table

Choose one colorway for the whole pack so the table reads as one design. Kiln (terracotta and sand) suits fall and harvest dinners, Sorbet (ivory and rose gold) suits spring and weddings, and Gallery (bone and ink) works for every season. Place cards and table numbers are decor only: they stand beside the plate and never touch food.

Thanksgiving, Friendsgiving, the winter holidays, New Year's Eve and weddings are when hosts need these most. The calendar on this page lists each next date with the last day to order so the cards arrive before the guests do. Free shipping from $50.

Questions

Do the place cards touch food?

No. Place cards and table numbers are table decor that stand beside a setting, never on a plate. Nothing we make is sold for food contact.

How do I send the guest list?

Type one name per line, or paste a list with commas. The page counts the names and moves you up to the pack that holds them. Every name is printed exactly as you typed it.

What is a good thank you gift for the person hosting?

The family name plaque with their surname and an established year, or a key holder for the front door. Both outlast the evening by years.

Can the cards match a wedding or holiday color scheme?

Yes. Pick a colorway for the whole pack: Sorbet, ivory with rose gold, for spring and weddings, Kiln, terracotta and sand, for fall tables.