Wooden Baptism Place Cards | Personalized Table Cards

The place card with a fish symbol (Ichthys) is specially designed for church celebrations: baptisms, First Communion, confirmation, and Christian confirmation. The fish symbol subtly highlights the Christian occasion without being intrusive. Since each tag is individually made with the guest’s name, it fits seamlessly into any table arrangement.

Yes, LaserArt Germany regularly produces table cards and place cards in larger quantities for baptisms, First Communions, confirmations, and other large events. Orders of several hundred pieces are also no problem.

The place card is made from FSC-certified birch plywood with a material thickness of 3 mm. The name and fish symbol are precisely laser-cut together as a single silhouette. You can leave the card natural or choose from more than 20 paint colors (ultra-matte, metallic, glitter, pastel). Since wood is a natural product, the grain and color may vary slightly—making each card unique.

Yes, many guests keep the place card as a memento of the baptism, First Communion, or confirmation. The name tag with the ichthys symbol can then be used, for example, as a small keepsake or bookmark.

We recommend ordering at least 3 to 4 weeks before the event date—especially for larger quantities. This gives us enough production time and leaves you sufficient buffer to correct errors or make changes.

Yes, if you order table cards or place cards for multiple guests, you can enter a separate name for each piece. Please enter each name completely and correctly in the personalization field. If you have any questions, we’ll be happy to help.

The fish (Ichthys) is one of the oldest Christian symbols and traditionally represents faith. This place card subtly incorporates the symbol’s shape, making it a harmonious detail for a baptism, First Communion, confirmation, or Confirmation in the Catholic Church—without appearing overtly religious. In this way, you combine a personal place card with a subtle connection to the religious occasion.