Avery® 95273 — 3.5"×5" portrait card format

Avery 95273 template for buffet labels

BanquetLabel is a free-to-try Avery® 95273 template for buffet labels: paste or upload your menu, choose 95273, and download a PDF that lines up with the 3.5" × 5" cell, 4 labels per sheet. No Word® or Canva® setup and no manual margins.

The Avery 95273 template is the tall one — a 3.5"×5" portrait card, four to a sheet, with more vertical room than any other small format. That height is what it is for: a dish name, a real line of description, and the dietary tags underneath, without any of it crowding. BanquetLabel generates the exact-fit PDF, compatible with Avery® 95273, and the card sits flat against the dish or slots into a 4"×6" upright frame.

Label templateAvery® 95273
Label size3.5" × 5"
Sheet yield4 labels per sheet
Typical layoutPortrait dish and station cardsThe portrait format, for dishes that need a description rather than just a name. Dessert tables, beverage stations, and anywhere a label is read straight on from a step or two back.
Use cases

What Avery® 95273 is best for.

Dessert table cards

Tiered dessert tables, macaron towers, and layered cake displays read as a curated pastry menu when each item carries a card with a name and a flavour note. The portrait shape gives the description room to breathe under the dish name.

Beverage bar cards

Wine pour stations, cocktail bars, kombucha taps, and self-serve juice bars. The extra height carries a varietal, a region, and an ABV without shrinking the type — set the card in an upright frame and it reads from across the table.

Kid's menu cards

Children's buffet sections — chicken tenders, mac and cheese, fruit skewers — where the useful information is the allergen line as much as the dish name. The 95273 fits both at a size parents can read without stooping.

Holiday and seasonal display cards

Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year buffets where the table design matters. A portrait card in a matching frame becomes part of the décor rather than a note propped against a chafer.

Charcuterie and cheese boards

Cheese names, origin notes, and recommended accompaniments beside each wedge. This is the format that suits a tasting board, because every item needs three lines rather than one.

Corporate event buffet stations

Branded corporate lunches and team-event buffets with dietary restrictions marked on each card. Allergen calls are visible from the moment a guest approaches the table, and the format leaves room to spell them out rather than abbreviate.

How it works

How BanquetLabel snaps to Avery® 95273.

01

Upload your dish list

Paste your menu, upload a BEO PDF, or type your dishes. BanquetLabel reads each entry and lays it out to the 95273 cell — dish name, description, and any dietary tags it finds in your source.

02

Select Avery® 95273

Choose the 95273 format. BanquetLabel sets the layout to 3.5"×5" per card, two across and two down, with the sheet margins pre-calibrated so every card lands inside its perforations.

03

Print and place

Download the PDF and print at 100% on your Avery® 95273 sheets. Separate the cards and set them out — flat against the dish, or upright in a 4"×6" frame.

Questions

FAQ — Avery® 95273

Will my home or office laser printer handle Avery® 95273?
Yes. Avery® 95273 sheets are letter-sized (8.5"×11") and compatible with standard laser and inkjet printers. The stock is slightly heavier than plain paper — if your printer has a manual-feed or thick-paper path, use it, since a heavy sheet through a tight paper path is what causes curl.
Do I need special paper or sheet feeder settings?
Set your print driver to 'cardstock' or 'heavy paper' if it offers the option, and print at 100% scale rather than 'fit to page'. Scaling is the single most common reason a sheet lands off its perforations. Nothing else needs changing.
Can I print multiple dishes on one sheet?
Yes — four cards per sheet, two across and two down. BanquetLabel fills all four positions from your dish list automatically. A 12-item dessert table prints on three sheets of 95273.
What is the difference between Avery® 95273 and Avery® 8387?
Both are flat portrait cards; the difference is proportion. The 95273 is 3.5"×5" — narrower and taller, which suits a dish name over a description over a dietary line. The 8387 is 4.25"×5.5" — wider, with room for a fuller paragraph, an ingredient list, or a wine pairing. Both print four to a sheet, and both sit flat or in an upright frame.
Does the 95273 stand up on its own?
No. The 95273 is a flat card, so it either lies against the dish or goes into an upright frame — a 4"×6" portrait frame is the usual fit. If you want a label that stands unaided, the half-page station sign is the format for it: BanquetLabel prints that one as a fold tent, laid out around a centre crease so it stands once folded. There is a size-by-size guide to holders and stands on the BanquetLabel site.
Does BanquetLabel adjust margins automatically?
Yes. BanquetLabel's 95273 output is pre-calibrated to the Avery® 95273 sheet specification — 3.5"×5" cells, two columns by two rows, with the sheet's own top and left margins accounted for. Print at 100% scale and every card lands inside its perforations.
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Other Avery® templates & resources

Pair it with a holder. A 4" × 6" upright acrylic frame fits the 3.5" × 5" card, which sits a little shorter than the opening so the margin reads as deliberate. See what fits each label size.

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