A proper reserved sign shows guests at a glance which tables are free, and tells the guest who booked that they are expected. Design the table tent in your colors, with or without a name, and print it on any office printer.
More than a note on the table
A handwritten note does the job, but quickly looks improvised. A designed table tent in the colors of your venue looks like hospitality. With the guest's name on it, it becomes a small welcome that people like to photograph.
A clearly visible sign also stops walk-in guests from sitting down at a reserved table, so your team does not have to move them awkwardly.
Pre-printed or to fill in
For a special occasion, enter name, time and table right away. For everyday use, leave the fields empty: the generator then prints lines your team writes on with a pen or chalk marker. A stack of these tents lasts for months.
Laminated or in an acrylic stand, you can write on the lines again and again with a wipe-off marker.
Two sizes, one fold
The A6 sign is an A5 sheet you fold once in the middle. For long tables, regulars' tables or parties there is the larger version from an A4 sheet. The upper half is upside down on purpose, so the folded sign reads from both sides.
A second line helps guests from abroad. You can change it or leave it empty.