Wedding Day Signage - What Do I actually need?

Wedding signage is more than just pretty decor—it’s an essential part of keeping your day running smoothly. Thoughtful signage can have a big impact on your wedding and take your styling to the next level. We’re all about making every detail an opportunity to reflect your personality and enhance the overall vibe of your day. And signage is a perfect way to do just that! So, let’s dive in and explore how you can use it to elevate your wedding style.


Signage Essentials:

Directional Signage

Order of Events

Bar Menu

Table Numbers


added Touch Signs:

Memorial signs

Seating Plan

Guestbook/Card Signs

Reserved Signs

Menu’s

Welcome Sign


Lets dive in!

Seating Plan – While not essential for every wedding, especially if guests are free to sit wherever they like, a seating plan can greatly reduce confusion and ensure a smooth transition to the reception. It adds a layer of organization, making it easy for guests to find their place without any hassle, creating a more seamless and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Directional signage is super helpful when it's not obvious where the ceremony or reception is located. It ensures your guests don’t feel lost, helping them easily navigate from one part of your day to the next, so they can focus on enjoying the celebration instead of figuring out where to go.

Order of Events signage is a must-have for keeping your guests informed and at ease. It provides a clear overview of the day’s schedule, from the ceremony to dinner and everything in between. This thoughtful addition helps manage expectations—like when it’s time to eat or hit the dance floor—and adds a touch of organization to your celebration. As someone who has been to numerous weddings, I know how reassuring it is to have a timeline in view. It ensures your guests can relax and enjoy every moment without wondering what’s next.

When it comes to name cards and menus, it really depends on your preferences and the style of your reception. If you’re not concerned about assigning specific seats, you can skip the name cards and let guests choose their own spots. For menus, your approach will vary based on how you’re serving the food.

A bar menu is a fantastic addition to streamline your drink service and keep everything running smoothly. By clearly displaying your drink options, you make it easy for guests to choose their beverages without having to wait in a long line or guess what’s available.

Welcome Sign - A welcome sign may not be a necessity, but if your budget allows, it’s a lovely touch that sets the tone for your wedding day. It offers a warm greeting to your guests and gives them a hint of the style and atmosphere you’ve created for your celebration. However, if the budget is tight and something has to be cut, the welcome sign can be the first to go—after all, your guests already know who you are and where they’re going! While it’s a nice touch, it’s certainly not a must-have

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