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Wedding menus

Menu designs as delicious as what’s on the menu.

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White Wedding Menu - Bolduc Classic
Bolduc Classic
$1.29 $0.77 each
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Bolduc collection description

Make a bold statement with the ultramodern Bolduc suite featuring strong typography and playful dimensions. This suite was created in collaboration with Jessica Miller (@owlandtoad), an artist and stationery designer based in sunny Southern California. She's inspired by nature, fresh color combos, and anything with a lot of texture.

Pink Wedding Menu - Shinya
Shinya
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Shinya collection description

Set the tone for love and harmony with the Shinya suite. A blend of coral hues, cherry blossom accents, and modern typography result in a soft, sophisticated style. This suite was designed in collaboration with Yaling Hou Suzuki, a creative and artistic individual who loves to draw, paint, and sew. Her work is often inspired by nature and culture, and she uses bright colors and patterns to create cheerful and inviting designs.

Black Wedding Menu - Sidney Letterpress
Sidney Letterpress
Letterpress
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Sidney collection description

Make a modern statement with the Sidney Letterpress suite. This design features a bold mix of typography, for a minimalist yet striking result. We think it’s a stunning choice for a wide variety of wedding venues, from industrial lofts to hotel ballrooms. This suite was created in collaboration with Allison Kincaid of AK Graphics. Allison is a farmwife, mother of 2, and an artist + stationery designer from Eastern Washington state.

Green Wedding Menu - Prins
Prins
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Prins collection description

The Prins suite exudes rustic elegance with its simple typography, understated floral accents, and balanced layout. This suite was created in collaboration with Elly Brady (@ellybrady_creative), a designer based out of Indianapolis. She finds her inspiration in everything from nature to urban landscapes. When she's not working on a new project, she's most likely taking her dog for a long walk.

Blue Wedding Menu - Vienna
Vienna
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Vienna collection description

Ornate garlands, elegant monograms, and stately fonts come together in the regal Vienna suite. This suite was created in collaboration with Corinne Malesic, an illustrator and graphic designer specializing in stationery and surface pattern design. She’s inspired by organic patterns of natural landscapes as well as vibrant colors and textures of bustling cities.

Beige Wedding Menu - Pasqual
Pasqual
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Pasqual collection description

Bask in botanical beauty and refined typography with the Pasqual suite. This suite was created in collaboration with Stellax Creative (@stellaxcreative), a Maryland-based graphic design studio specializing in invitations, greeting cards, and art. Its owner, Anna, draws inspiration from nature and architecture.

Blue Wedding Menu - Belanger
Belanger
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Belanger collection description

Impress your guests with Belanger’s modern, edgy style and eye-catching, textured background. This suite was created in collaboration with Elly Brady (@ellybrady_creative), a designer based out of Indianapolis. She finds her inspiration in everything from nature to urban landscapes. When she's not working on a new project, she's most likely taking her dog for a long walk.

White Wedding Menu - Arlington
Arlington
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Arlington collection description

Delight your loved ones through this sweet design adorned with distinct floral details. This suite was designed in collaboration with Holly Whitcomb, a graphic designer and artist based in Omaha, Nebraska. Her work is a vibrant blend of abstract botanicals and landscapes, where bold colors and expressive brushwork come alive.

Brown Wedding Menu - Milan
Milan
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Milan collection description

Bold and beautiful. Milan’s minimal design and oversized, stacked text makes a huge impact. Pati Cascino (@pati_cascino), an artist and graphic designer from São Paulo, Brazil, currently based in Houston, TX. Her inspiration comes from everyday experiences, trips she took, and nature's shapes and colors.

Green Wedding Menu - Windansea
Windansea
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Windansea collection description

With florals that pop and elegant typography, Windansea’s design is graceful yet striking. This suite was designed in collaboration with Maria Denisco of Blush and Blue Designs (@blushandbluedesigns), a Clearwater, Florida-based artist, calligrapher, and graphic designer. She specializes in fine art watercolor stationery, one-of-a-kind acrylic paintings, and pet portraits.

Yellow Wedding Menu - Regal
Regal
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Regal collection description

Dainty typography and a sprinkle of flowers are the heroes behind this joyful design. This suite was created in collaboration with Allison Kincaid of AK Graphics. Allison is a farmwife, mother of two, and an artist and stationery designer from Eastern Washington state.

White Wedding Menu - Richmond
Richmond
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Richmond collection description

An elevated design boasting classic style and prominent initials.

White Wedding Menu - Lenora
Lenora
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Lenora collection description

Soft and dreamy, Lenora captures attention with delicate florals and intricate details. This suite was designed in collaboration with Corie Chrisawn, the artist behind Corie Page Studio (@coriepagestudio), based in North Carolina. With a background in fine art, she combines mediums to create sophisticated, whimsical work that often features painterly florals and textured layers.

Beige Wedding Menu - Grayson
Grayson
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Grayson collection description

With elegant typography and a muted color palette, this delicate design draws the eye to all the right places. The Grayson suite was created in collaboration with Steph Tsimonidis-Gougeon, a designer living and working in Montreal, Canada.

White Wedding Menu - Corao
Corao
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Corao collection description

Discover our Corao suite, where names and dates take center stage. Experiment with diverse layouts and font combinations to create a contemporary look. Add a personal touch by incorporating photos into your invitations. This suite was created in collaboration with Laura Mays (@invitedbylamaworks), a biomedical engineer turned graphic designer. She's a sunny midwest girl who specializes in wedding stationery design and who’s drawn to classic and traditional designs with whimsical touches.

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A tasteful touch for any celebration

Whether you are a gourmet foodie or a casual diner, everyone loves food. That’s why your wedding menu is such an important part of your big day.

Sure, picking what food to serve is important, but we’re talking about the actual menu cards themselves. This gorgeous piece of paper will delight your guests as they sit down to dinner. The only thing better than finding out you’re getting crab cakes is when that info is printed on a beautiful Zola wedding reception food menu!

All about wedding menus

Why Do Wedding Menus Matter?

When you think about your wedding, can you see how something small—like the menu—shapes the whole event for your guests? While it may look like just a list of dishes on the table, the “menu” is often more than that: it becomes part of the story for your day, joining both function and a sense of style as is.

What Role Does a Menu Play at a Wedding?

Menus at each table don’t just inform people about the “food” you’ve chosen, though that’s their main goal. Frequently, menus help set the mood by letting everyone know the meal is beginning, and they guide each guest through every course. When the menu shares information about ingredients or diets, everyone can find what works best for them. Sometimes, these menus even become a keepsake, connecting each guest to the day in a “personal” way.

Which Menu Styles Are Popular Right Now?

If you want to follow the most current approach, you’ll notice two leading choices for menus in 2024. Foil-pressed designs, featuring light-catching details (especially under candlelight), stand out, and this choice is especially liked during a night event or party. The other main option—letterpress menus—gives you softly pressed text, and the “classic” feel works well for both a natural or modern setting. In both situations, the effect is both visual and physical, which people often enjoy during a special event.

What Menu Designs Work Best for Tables?

Menus need to make the dining process simple and enjoyable for all your guests, and several layouts are common for this reason. The Sundell layout is the most widely used right now, and you’ll also notice Goundry, Violin, Barnell, and Merryton at different tables, allowing for a mix of easy reading and elegant style. Can anyone read it at a glance? That’s the main test.

How Can You Match Your Menu to the Wedding’s Theme?

When you want everything at your wedding to show a united look, carrying main ideas across items is helpful. Sometimes, this involves picking paper that feels right for your table, a typeface that matches your mood, simple lines or borders that suggest the season or setting, or even including a short line about “love” or “food.” With each detail, your menu becomes part of the celebration as is.

Which Details Should Appear on the Reception Menu?

To help everyone, be sure your menu gives the “event” name and date, a clear list of each part of the meal (starter, main, dessert), as well as short notes about the food and drink. Also, include symbols for top diet requests or allergies, and, if you choose, add a brief message from you and/or your partner.

When Should Menus Be Ordered?

Want to avoid rushing or mistakes? Order your menus about two or three months before the day itself. This lets you finish your menu after you’ve selected all your food and drinks with your caterer, giving time for changes, printing, and delivery.

How Are Menus Displayed at Weddings Today?

While having one card for every guest is still common, couples now also use single large menus set at the entrance or on the table, or offer scrolls tied with a ribbon in your chosen color. Sometimes, couples use fabric or acrylic rather than paper—especially if the event features a strong or creative theme. Others might include an interactive approach, letting people talk about “food” with a chef or see each course prepared.

Can the Menu Really Change the Way People Experience the Day?

A simple menu, when it fits the event, will feel like a small but important part of your story. With honest care and a few creative choices, it can go beyond a list of “food,” turning into a memory and linking people to the feeling you want them to have as is.

Menus of all shapes & sizes

From traditional square menus to fancy arches, Zola has a variety of card shapes to choose from.

Standard menusRounded menusScalloped menusArch menusTicket menusDiamond menus

Mix and match options

With so many features and finishes available, choosing menus can seem daunting. Narrow your search by combining your favorite design options.

Foil menusLetterpress menusPhoto menus