How to create wedding labels in Google Docs ?

1. Open a new Google Docs

First of all, open a new document in Google Docs. This document will be used to create your wedding labels.

2. Open Labelmaker

Now go to the "Extensions" and select "Create & Print Labels". If you haven’t installed the add-on yet, you can install Labelmaker from the Google Workspace Marketplace. When you’ve installed the add-on, make sure to refresh your browser to ensure everything works.

3. Select a template

Within the Labelmaker sidebar on the right, click on "Select a template". You will be given several template options. There are more than 5000 templates available including Avery wedding labels. In this tutorial, we will show you how to create wedding stickers using the widely popular 5160 template from Avery®.

4. Insert a table

You might certainly want to customize your wedding sticker with images. To add an image on your wedding labels, you need to add a table in the first cell of your document (that is the one with the black borders). The table will help us align our text with the image. You can skip this step if you don't want to insert an image onto your wedding labels.

In order to insert a table, place your mouse in the first cell with the black borders

Then, reduce the font size to 1. This will leave some free space for the table we’re going to insert.

Insert a two-column table by going to “Insert” > “Table” then select 2X1 (2 columns, one row table).

Here is how the table looks like once inserted.

Note: you can check our dedicated guide on How to add images in your labels in Google Docs for detailed guidance.

5. Add an image and text

Now that you have a table in the first cell, you can add an image on your wedding labels. To insert your image, select “Image” in the menu at the top then “Upload from computer”. Make sure to resize the image to ensure it fits your labels. Then, type in your text. Feel free to increase the font size, add some colors, pick a font that you enjoy to personalize your wedding labels.

6. Remove table borders

Now we can get rid of the table’s black borders because we don’t want them to be printed. Select the table (drag your mouse from the bottom right corner to the top left corner of the table), then turn the border width to 0pt as shown below.

That’s it! You’ve created one wedding label. Now, you can either copy and paste this label into other cells if you want to make some modifications by hand, or use Labelmaker to generate a full page of the same label for you.

Note that if you’re looking to address wedding invites, it’s possible to print wedding invitations for a mailing list. Let’s say you have a spreadsheet with the list of your guests, you could print out personalized invitations with their names and other personal information. See our tutorial on how to print labels for a mailing list.

7. Create your wedding labels

When you’re happy with your wedding labels design, click on “Create labels” in the Labelmaker sidebar on the right. If you want to print a full page of the same looking labels, then tick the “Use first cell as model” box. Wait a few moments, then click on "Open document" when your wedding labels are ready.

8. Preview before printing

Before printing your wedding labels, make sure that everything is perfect. In case you have any alignment issues, check out our guide on How to fix misaligned labels.

10. Print your Wedding labels

You’re ready to print your own wedding labels at home. To print your labels, click on "File" > "Print". In the print window, check that the margin is set to none and the scale to 100%. Depending on the label format you chose, you might need to adapt the size of the page. In our example, the Avery® US Letter 5160 requires the size to be "Letter".