Individual menu cards or menu board?

A menu by the place cards should be enough. That way you can save $$$ instead of having a printed menu at each seat.

You definitely don't need individual menus on each place setting. They will literally be thrown away. Just do one board with the menu written out and be done with it!

Funny! I literally just finished creating my menu insert for the invitations. My RSVP card isn't big enough for details so I'll be including this 4x6 card with the invitation so people know what their choices are.

If you already sent invites I think you can just do one by the escort cards.

My venue provides each guest with printed menus; however, if they weren't I would do a menu board.

My venue suggested one menu card per table and that's exactly what we're doing. We only need 5 tables so it isn't that expensive.

I'm team menu board.

I think the menu at place settings would look really nice, but would be a waste. So I would do the menu board

Also, I love lobster mac and cheese *insert heart eye emoji*

Thank you everyone!

And Mariah, me too! It was my absolute favorite thing they served at our tasting

We are fortunate that our venue does individual menus per plate.

We are having our reception at a restaurant and they are printing special menus for us. Each guest gets an individual menu.

I agree with above posters in that while they look nice and add an extra touch, they're absolutely not necessary at each place setting. I think a menu board by the escort cards, or even a few in the reception area, would be completely fine. Your menu sounds delicious!

If you're worried about being cost-effective, Etsy has printable menu PDF's. You pay like $10 for the PDF then whatever small cost it is to have them printed.

I think a menu board would suffice.

I've never seen a menu of any kind at a wedding before. I doubt your guests would expect a menu at their individual seats (though it would be a cute touch).

I think it depends on your budget, if you are really strapped, then board it is. But let me play the deliv advocate here and say that individual menu cards are a really great touch, and they make the food that much more appealing. Your guests will surely forget the board and one menu per table can be slightly annoying to wait and see it. Your menu is your chance to sell your food and people just love their food!

Good luck!