Photo's from Beth's Wedding

Check out these table top signs made for Beth's wedding last summer.

Signs in Action!

Here are signs I made for Mary's daughter's wedding this past New Years Eve. They were really creative in how they placed them; I love it!

Beach Wedding Sign and More

These signs are for a bride in Florida who is having a beach wedding. She wanted to find a way to let people know they that the ceremony wouldn't be long, so that people would be standing to watch. Here's what we came up with:

Here are a few more made for the same wedding:

New Ideas for Signs

Someone please give me a reason to make these signs! I've come up with a few new ideas. Okay, so really, I'm not "coming up with them"; I'm seeing REALLY cute wedding invitations and using them as my inspiration to make larger versions of them as signs. What do you think?

Idea #1: I'm thinking I would add a scroll or flourish at the bottom to spruce it up. 

 

Idea #2:  

Idea #3: I'm aware the graphic at the top looks ridiculous. I would find a graphic similar to this one in the software I use to cut the vinyl, but for the sake of the draft, I ripped this one off the actual invite I used as inspiration for this sign.

Idea #4: My FAVORITE of all of them.

Kate and Nate's Welcome Sign - $40

Some Half Sized Signs

I made these for Sarah, who wanted some half sized signs (15 inches tall and 20 inches long) to place around her reception venue on table tops. The photobooth and gift signs are $10 each (if done in white, color adds a few extra dollars). The "Mr. and Mrs." Sign and "Today I Married My Best Friend" signs are $15 each (again, in white vinyl, color costs a bit more)

Baseball Themed Reception Sign

This sign will be used at the pre-reception seating desk. The pre-reception has a baseball theme, and the seating cards are tickets that state seating section numbers and team Bride unites with team Groom. Super cute idea!