Customized signs are a fun way to add a bit of whimsy and creativity to a wedding.
Wooden Wedding Sign
A rustic wooden sign points guests in the right direction for the wedding ceremony and celebration.
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Hand-Lettered Welcome Sign
A chalkboard hand-lettered by artist Amy Heitman invited guests to Laissez les bons temps rouler!
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Quirky Directional Sign
The bride's father owns a sign company, Westwind Sign, which made these whimsical markers.
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Custom Reception Banner
A custom paper banner is a fun way to denote the bride and groom's table at the reception.
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Romantic Getaway Car
The bride's father drove the couple from the reception in his 1965 Shelby Cobra.
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Mr. and Mrs. Signs
Mr. and Mrs. signs hang on the backs of the bride and groom's chairs at the reception.
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Rustic Cocktail Hour Menu
This cocktail hour menu featuring Calligraphy by Carrie was inspired by light, farmers' market fare.
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Framed Chalkboard Menus
For a decorative flourish, write menu and drink choices on framed chalkboards.
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Burlap Wedding Sign
This bridal party waved floral fabric flags and carried a burlap sign painted with the couple's initials as they walked to the reception.
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Sentimental Framed Sign
This gift table sign, bought on Etsy, now hangs in the couple's house as a reminder of their wedding day.
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