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Table talker printing
Table talkers are freestanding printed displays that sit on tables — often triangular or A-frame — with a message on each face. Restaurants, cafés, pubs and hotels use them to promote specials, desserts, drinks and events to seated customers.






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Who uses table talkers?
Hospitality and venues.
- Restaurants and cafés
- Pubs and bars
- Hotels and conference venues
- Events and weddings
What should go on a table talker?
Upsells and reasons to come back: desserts, cocktails, set menus, events, loyalty schemes and 'scan to order' QR codes.
How many faces does a table talker have?
Typically two or three, so each can promote something different.
Request a print brochure
Tell us what you're interested in and we'll send our print brochure, with paper and finish options for Table Talkers.
How ordering works
Brief
We agree what you need, who it's for, quantities, sizes and your deadline.
Design
We design the artwork and share proofs with you, and refine until you're happy.
Once you sign off the final proof, we manage printing with our trusted print partners and check quality.
Deliver
Your finished print is delivered to your door, ready to use.
Turnaround starts once artwork is signed off: business cards from 1 working day, brochures from 3 working days. Larger runs and special finishes may take longer, and we'll confirm timings with your quote.
Your questions, answered.
What's the difference between a table talker and a tent card?
A tent card is a simple folded card; a table talker is usually a sturdier, multi-faced freestanding display.
Can table talkers be wiped clean?
Laminated finishes can be wiped — useful on food tables.
Can you print a QR code to order?
Yes. QR codes linking to menus or ordering systems are popular.
Something simpler?
For table numbers, place names or quick notices, a folded tent card does the job.


