table numbers so expensive!!

You could get small frames from the dollar store, paint them to match the decor, and then insert printed out numbers in them. It would cost $14 and that's with the paint.

These were less than 4 dollars a peice on Etsy. The other side is finished as well, so I was thinking we can buy some decals after the wedding, decorate the other side, and use them as decorations.

I found mine on Amazon. Table numbers 1-20 plain wood for $20, going to spray paint them eventually

My venue supplied them. Was I 100% thrilled with them - No - but they were taken off the tables, as soon as the guests sat down. (Server teams of 2 people were assigned to 2 tables, for the whole night, and we had already completed a chart saying how many of each entrée was to be served to each table).

You might be able to rent them from one of your vendors - my florist offers rentals on the cheap.

I brought photo frames from IKEA and will use card stock to print numbers on. I was overthinking it at first and now I am going to simple. I have to go to Michael's myself to get some card stock paper.

I got 25 numbers for $30 on Amazon

Oriental Trading Company... i can't vouch for quality but I do recall seeing a set that goes up to the number twelve for less than $15.

Carlson Craft offers this set for just $10 Tables 1-10

I got mine through oriental trading 19.99 for twelve. They aren't the greatest, sturdiest table numbers on the planet, but I didn't need anything extravagant.

I bought these and I'm painting them.

Check out Amazon! I found beautiful ones for sets of 10 really cheap! Like $4-13 total. Just depends on what style you want

I can't believe how expensive they are either. I would get the ones from oriental trading if I were you. They only go up to like 10 or 12 and I need 20. I am going to make them with cardstock and my friends cricut.

Walmart has wood numbers you can spray paint for $1

I order mine at AliExpress but I added my touch, I put glitter on them and a base because they were meant to be inside of the center pieces

Here's the table numbers I make

Look on amazon, there are some cute wooden ones you can paint.

Make your own? Michael's has wooden numbers like that, and I'm sure they have wooden bases too. You can spray paint them and then wood glue/super glue/hot glue them together. It wouldn't be hard to do and couldn't be that expensive!

Out of curiosity, how many are you putting at each table? What is the size of each table?

I'm normally not team DIY but for this I'd consider it.