Escort cards belong at the entrance: guest name + table number. They are not place cards (those sit at the chair). Import your list, export one PDF, and alphabetize at the venue.

Navigation cards — not seat cards. Place cards go on the table after guests find their table.
Use Guest Name + Table. Free to try with a watermarked preview; unlock a clean PDF for the full entrance display.
Name-first cards
Make the guest name easy to scan in an alphabetical display.
Escort cards solve a different problem from place cards: they guide guests to a table, not to one exact chair.
Show the destination clearly below the guest name.
Change one table value in the spreadsheet and regenerate the batch.
Generate cards for a large reception without typing each card manually.
Escort cards are picked up at the entrance and show a table number. Place cards (name cards) sit at the assigned seat. Seating cards sometimes means place cards — but escort cards are always a different job.
Guest Name plus Table 5 or Garden Table — the card's job is navigation, not marking one chair.
Alphabetized on a table or board near the door, not on each plate.
Escort gets guests to the table; place cards assign the exact seat and meal.
Build the display from the seating plan you already have.
Use the final seating chart and keep one row per guest.
Review spelling, plus-ones, and table names before printing.
Export the batch, arrange cards alphabetically near the entrance, and keep the table number easy to spot.
Common questions about table assignment cards.
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