DECAdry Place Cards for Folding 200gsm 6 per A4 Sheet 85x46mm when Folded - Ref OCB3713-3 (Pack of 1(132 Cards)

Good quality card and easy to use.

We had these as a back up as our printer lost our original place cards, the card is of good stock.We had to google for instructions and a template. The template we found didn't quite match up and needed edited which took time I could have used elsewhere.Good as a back up but would be better if it came with a link to the correct template

Like nearly everything to do with weddings, pre-printed table name cards cost a small fortune, and with terrible handwriting and limited free time, I didn't want to have to write name cards out by hand. These came to the rescue at a fraction of the pre-made price. They are good quality, sturdy card, easy to perforate and stand up well on the table. You can download a template online to use with Word, though I'd personally advice using the online programme Top Table Planner, which is compatible with this pack and allows you to auto generate a PDF file with all your guests' names on it that is perfectly sized to print onto these sheets. As an added positive, there are loads of cards in this pack, so unless you're having a really huge event, you should have some spare to allow for a trial run or last minute additions. Highly recommend for anyone organising a wedding or other big event that needs name cards and who wants to save money without sacrificing quality.

I bought these for a formal dinner. I have used a competitor's product in the past but these were significantly cheaper so I thought I'd give them a try.They arrived on time and did exactly what I needed them to. The print quality and ease of separation was excellent. Very happy with them and will purchase them again for our next dinner.As a slight aside, and in case it's useful; I did have some issues with my mail merge using Word so I had a go with Publisher (which, until now, I had never been a fan of to be honest) and was surprised that it was very much easier to do.

I bought these for some table place names, and I was a little sceptical. However, I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the cards.The cards come 6 to a sheet, and I was bothered about them being perforated, as I didn't want the edges to look poor. However, I needn't have worried, as the 'micro perforation' system they use works really well, making them cards easy to separate, with no signs of any perforation visible on the edge of the cards after doing so.They don't particularly feel like the stated 200gsm, but they're not flimsy.However, what does let the product down is the software. It looks & feels absolutely ancient, like a Win95 program, and I had problems running it on my Windows 10 PC.According the the 'help file', the software is compatible with Microsoft Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, & XP - the latest of which (XP) had its final release in 2008, and Win95 was some 29 years ago.I did eventually manage to get it working, even though it took me some time and did randomly crash, and I was pleased with the overall result, but the software made it such hard work.

We used these to do the place settings for our wedding and they came out brilliant! It took me some time to get the Word template sorted but once that was done and they were printed they looked really good. You couldn't really tell that they'd been torn from a sheet or that they hadn't been done professionally. The perforation marks were very fine. (Pics with names photoshopped out).

There aren't too many competing products for A4 based table name cards (tent cards). They are well perforated, so come apart easily. However, since I purchased my previous batch in 2008, the product seems to have changed slightly. It is no longer as bright white as it was - not a big issue. But more irritating is the fact that the stock is no longer precisely A4. The card base is 29.9cm long, so you need to adjust for this 2mm difference when registering the positioning of the individual print items.

After finding the template (read the instructions!) Was already in word , then really easy to use. Thin enough to be fed through a inkjet , thick enough for folding and using as name cards . Would use again