Table Notices

Our assortment of table notices and numbers adds a touch of sophistication and organisation to your tables. Whether you're serving customers at your restaurant, hosting a wedding reception, or an elegant dinner party, our collection offers a range of unique and stylish options to suit your event's theme and ambience.

Table Notices

Immerse your guests in an elegant atmosphere with our captivating table notices. These are designed to provide guidance to attendees while keeping them well-informed. From reserved, to no smoking notices, our table notices feature a diverse array of fonts, colours, and materials, ensuring they harmonise seamlessly with your event's aesthetic.

Table Numbers

Our table number creates a sense of harmony and order in your event space. Each number is thoughtfully crafted to fit effortlessly with the overall design scheme, offering a visually pleasing addition to your table settings. Whether you prefer sleek and minimalist styles or intricate and decorative accents, our collection features a variety of options to suit your taste. From shimmering metallic finishes to delicate floral motifs, our table numbers are the perfect blend of form and function.

Immerse your event in an atmosphere of refined elegance and seamless organisation with our exceptional collection of table notices and numbers. Every piece is carefully crafted to enhance the ambience, guide your guests, and showcase your impeccable attention to detail.

A Legal Requirement Worth Knowing: No Smoking Notices

If your table notices include no smoking signage, it's worth knowing this isn't only good practice; it's a legal requirement in England and Northern Ireland under the Health Act 2006. Smoke-free premises must display at least one legible no-smoking sign, and failing to do so can result in a fine. The detailed rules on sign content, such as size and wording, sit in regulations that are currently being updated following recent tobacco legislation, so it's worth checking your sign meets current requirements before ordering rather than relying on an older template.

Getting the Most from Reserved Signs

A reserved sign does more than mark a table as unavailable; it also signals to guests that their booking has been taken seriously and prepared for in advance. Placing it centrally on the table, rather than off to one side, makes it easier for both floor staff and arriving guests to spot at a glance, cutting down on the awkward moment of someone sitting down at a table that's already spoken for.

Table Numbers for Weddings and Larger Events

For weddings and larger functions, a clear, logical numbering sequence, working outward from the entrance or by section rather than scattering numbers randomly, helps guests find their seat quickly rather than wandering the room while it fills up. Keeping the same numbering logic consistent across the whole venue makes a noticeable difference to how smoothly guests settle in before service begins, and matching the number style to your wider table decor, floral, metallic, or minimalist, keeps the whole setting looking coordinated rather than mismatched.

Caring for Your Table Notices and Numbers

Wipe metal and acrylic notices with a soft cloth and mild detergent to keep them free of fingerprints and smudges. Check printed or painted surfaces periodically for fading, since a worn notice becomes both harder to read and less polished-looking on the table. Store pieces flat or upright in a dry space between events to avoid warping or damage, particularly for decorative finishes that see less frequent use than everyday restaurant signage.

Table Notices: Frequently Asked Questions

Is a no smoking notice a legal requirement for restaurants and event venues?
Yes, in England and Northern Ireland smoke-free premises must display at least one legible no-smoking sign under the Health Act 2006. Failing to display one can result in a fine.

Where should I place a reserved sign on a table?
Central placement works best, making it clearly visible to both floor staff and arriving guests at a glance, which helps avoid confusion or a guest sitting at an already-booked table.

How should I number tables for a wedding or large event?
A clear, logical sequence, working outward from the entrance or by section rather than scattering numbers randomly, helps guests find their seat quickly and avoids confusion when the room fills up.

Do table numbers need to match my event's theme?
It isn't essential, though choosing a style, floral, metallic, or minimalist, that complements your wider table decor gives the whole setting a more coordinated, considered look.

How do I keep table notices looking presentable across multiple events?
Wipe them down with a soft cloth and mild detergent after each use, and store pieces flat or upright in a dry space between events to prevent warping or damage to decorative finishes.