Seating chart paper

Hey Kimberly!

This seating chart looks so cool

I would also suggest the same as the PPs and advise you look into companies like Vistaprint, Minted, etc as they will be able to print for you at the exact dimensions. it may save you a lot of time and you're more likely to get exactly what you want then! Is this within the budget?

Buying cardboard paper and cutting it to your dimensions is also a great idea to explore!

Check vista print or etsy or aliexpress. but also if you buy large cardboard paper you can just use a paper cutter and cut it

Check companies like Minted and Vistaprint!

It may be a little more expensive to print from them, but it's still usually pretty reasonable and then your sizing and everything is exactly what you want!

Alternatively, if you have a printing store in the area they might sell paper at the right size, or be willing to cut it for you!

If you have Microsoft publisher you can create the page sizes you need and trim them, similar to what Amelia suggested. If you're worried about keeping the lines straight with scissors, you can get a paper trimmer for around $40, but I'm not sure if that's in the budget.

If you're ok with wasting a bit of paper you can manipulate the margins on word and then trim the excess paper from the edges. For example an 8.5*11 but with 1.25 margins on either side would give you a 6 inch width. It might take some adjustments to get it the way you like it.


Otherwise a printing shop like Staples might trim standard paper or card stock for you and you can then tell word/your printer the size, or just get the print shop to do it for you.