Imarige collection description
Imarige is a refined and minimal collection featuring a beautifully integrated monogram and fluid, expressive script typography. The clean, centered layout relies on elegant spacing to evoke a sense of quiet luxury and effortless sophistication. We think it's perfect for couples seeking a classic, understated look that lets their names and initials take center stage.
Dinard collection description
Dinard is a crisp and charming collection featuring a striking striped border that perfectly frames a clean, structured layout. The pairing of formal, sweeping script lettering with a classic serif typeface evokes a sense of nostalgic coastal elegance and refined playfulness. We think it's perfect for couples planning a seaside celebration, a preppy backyard estate wedding, or anyone seeking a timeless look with a tailored, graphic twist. This work was created in collaboration with Amanda DeWoody of Poised Avenue (@poisedavenue). With a love for fine-art details and thoughtful typography, she creates stationery defined by modern minimalism and an editorial sensibility, balancing softness and structure in every design.
Terra collection description
Terra is a warm and whimsical collection featuring a charming, stylized floral wreath that playfully frames your celebration details. The combination of graceful script and structured lettering evokes a sense of joyful romance and artistic character. We think it’s perfect for cozy outdoor gatherings, rustic celebrations, or couples looking for a sweet, nature-inspired design with a hint of vintage flair. This work was created in collaboration with Maria Koontz (@maria.koontz), a graphic designer and illustrator based in the scenic woodlands of New Jersey. Her work often includes organic forms and texture, inspired by the surrounding natural beauty and her love for botanicals.
Orphne collection description
Orphne is an organic and romantic collection featuring a lush arch of delicate leafy branches and botanical sprigs that gracefully frame your wedding details. The clean serif and elegant script typography pair beautifully with the painted foliage to evoke a warm, serene, and naturally charming feel. We think it's perfect for garden weddings, rustic outdoor celebrations, or couples who love nature-inspired designs. This suite was designed in collaboration with Joanna Griffin (@j.griffindesign), a stationery designer based in middle-of-nowhere Nevada. Using nature and a year in Tokyo as her inspiration, her work is best characterized by natural, hand-drawn elements combined with clean typography and classic layouts.
Querida collection description
Querida is a charming and romantic collection featuring a beautifully detailed botanical border of winding vines and delicate wildflowers. The hand-stamped, illustrated frame paired with elegant script and classic serif typography evokes a sense of whimsical nostalgia and timeless grace. We think it's perfect for couples planning an intimate garden celebration or anyone drawn to an artistic, nature-inspired aesthetic. This suite was created in collaboration with Ashley DeMeyere (@ashleydesignsthings), a graphic designer, calligrapher, and illustrator specializing in stationery design. She is inspired by bright colors, her home state of California, and her fun-loving family.
Perseus collection description
Perseus is a minimalist and highly sophisticated design that centers around dramatic, sweeping script for your names, paired beautifully with clean, generously spaced serif typography. This classic layout evokes a sense of timeless elegance and refined formality, letting the exquisite calligraphy act as the stunning focal point. We think it's perfect for black-tie affairs or couples seeking a traditional, typography-driven aesthetic that makes a graceful statement. This suite was created in collaboration with Shelby Allison, the artist behind Origami Prints (@origamiprints), which specializes in stationery and event design for special occasions. She is most inspired by travel as well as styles and trends from around the globe.
Eterno collection description
Eterno is an enchanting collection featuring lush, detailed botanical illustrations of climbing vines, delicate blooms, and playful garden creatures like butterflies and bees. The flowing script lettering and traditional serif typography evoke a feeling of romantic storytelling and natural wonder. We think it’s perfect for outdoor, estate, or garden weddings for couples who love vibrant, nature-inspired artistry. This suite was created in collaboration with Nikki Hess of Lavender And Sea (@LavenderAndSea), an artist specializing in watercolor and illustration based in a cozy little beach town in Southern California. She's inspired by nature, all things whimsical and her mischievous little Corgi, Beignet.
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!
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
From bohemian and botanical to minimalist and modern, there are gorgeous menus of all styles on Zola.
Floral menusModern menusGreenery menusRustic menusWatercolor menusWhimsical menusCultural menusDestination menusBeach menusSummer menusWinter menusSpring menusElegant & Formal menusSimple & Minimalist menusTypography menusClassic & Traditional menusMonogram menusBoho menusMountains menusVintage & Retro menusMaximalist menusNautical menusBarn & Country menusBorder menusGeometric menusFall & Autumn menus
Whether you're going for classic white or a bright array of hues, Zola has menus of every color to match your wedding theme.
Multi menusBlue menusDusty Blue menusRoyal Blue menusNavy menusBlack menusRed menusBurgundy menusWhite menusPurple menusLavender menusPlum menusPink menusRose menusDusty Rose menusCoral menusPeach menusGreen menusEmerald Green menusTeal menusOrange menusYellow menusGrey menusBrown menusOff White menus
From traditional square menus to fancy arches, Zola has a variety of card shapes to choose from.
Standard menusRounded menusScalloped menusArch menusTicket menusDiamond menus
With so many features and finishes available, choosing menus can seem daunting. Narrow your search by combining your favorite design options.