Juliet Tan Floral Design · Chicago

Place Card
Tables.

The First Welcome

Escort displays and place card tables designed as the first visual chapter of the reception — personal, useful and unmistakably part of the room beyond.

Arrival by Design

More than a place to find your name.

The place card table is often one of the first details guests experience as they enter the celebration. Juliet approaches it as a designed moment — connecting florals, stationery, vessels, candlelight and the reception atmosphere that follows.

The Collection

Welcome.
Direct.
Delight.

Place card tables, escort displays, seating installations, floral details and guest-arrival moments will live here as one continuous editorial collection.

The Arrival Moment

It tells guests where to go.
It should also tell them where they've arrived.

Designed in Detail

Function can still be beautiful.

01

Floral Styling

Flowers, foliage and vessels connect the display to the larger floral story while creating scale, softness and dimension.

02

Guest Experience

A thoughtful layout makes names easy to locate while allowing the display to remain elegant, intuitive and visually composed.

03

Atmosphere

Candlelight, texture, stationery and surrounding details create an arrival moment that feels connected to the celebration ahead.

First Impressions
Before guests see their table, they see the invitation into the room.

Place card and escort displays can be quiet or dramatic, architectural or romantic. What matters is that the moment feels intentional and belongs naturally to the larger design.

Juliet Tan Floral Design

Beautifully useful.
Thoughtfully composed.

Juliet designs place card and escort moments as part of the complete floral environment — balancing beauty with the practical purpose of welcoming guests and guiding them into the celebration.

Weddings · Chicago & Beyond

Make the welcome
part of the story.

Share your venue, guest experience and reception vision with Juliet Tan Floral Design and create an arrival moment that belongs to the celebration.

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