Signage & displays: a wedding guide
A sign maker makes welcome signs and seating charts. Some make neon or mirror signs.
When couples book this
About 9 months before your wedding.
Still deciding the wedding
Your wishlist
Answer these before you meet anyone.
Which pieces are you dreaming of?
What materials and look do you love?
Comparing your options
What to ask each one
Are stands and easels included?
Production lead time
Custom and neon work books out.
How it’s usually priced
Usually priced per item.
Possible extras: Stands & easels, Shipping / rush production.
Booked and settling details
What you settle once booked
Which pieces?
Materials & look
Who makes the printed paper pieces?
How do signs get there and get placed?
What to look over
Correct these details as needed.
Seating chart contents
The piece with the latest possible data and the least room for a redo.
The week of the wedding
The day-of sheet
Confirm arrival, finish, who to call, access, a meal, and what is due.
Across the whole day
Choose which moments to include.
- Signage placed
- Signage collected
For businesses
The brief a couple sends you has these sections:
- The event
- The pieces
- Deadlines
- Logistics
- Contacts