This photo wall is going to act as an ‘ice breaker’ between our families and friends. Then, I hand lettered my wedding font in black paint. To make this wedding sign, I found some scrap plywood in my garage (you can get sheets at a home improvement store) and painted it white. It’s probably hard to picture right now since the photo only shows the table numbers but we plan to move the table numbers to the top of the paper with all the guest names centered left, right below. Once they find the right table, they just need to look for their name place card pinned to their menu. Our banquet table floor plan is incredibly straightforward but the escort wall helps guide people to the approximate location of their seat. There are a myriad of amazing escort wall ideas but I wanted something simple and uncomplicated – find your name, then find your assigned seat. You can also find premade wedding signs at your local Michaels or Hobby Lobby but if you make your own, you can guarantee that it fits your wedding decor.

To make this wedding sign, all you need is a glass frame and a chalk marker. Pat and I don’t want our professional ceremony photos to have arms sticking out with blocky cell phones in every picture. I know folks are going to take our their phones and record/take photos of the ceremony anyway, but this sign is to encourage discretion. This Unplugged Ceremony sign is one of my favorite signs that I’ve made. Then I mirrored my serif & script wedding font: La Roche with white paint. To make this wedding sign, I picked up an old sign from Goodwill and painted it chalkboard black. If you have the time and energy, you can also make your own – which is what I did.

You can find generic wedding signs pretty much everywhere, or opt for a personalized version from local artists and Etsy sellers. But we are both more excited to see our family and friends! Our wedding wouldn’t mean as much without everyone we love there dancing the night away. I have spent the last couple of weeks labeling and organizing all the decor into boxes, and printing/folding programs and menus. It feels like yesterday that Pat proposed to me. I still can’t believe our wedding is just a little over 2 weeks away now. If you have even a little bit of time, you can easily make wedding signs for yourself! And the best part is, it saves you so much money plus you can sell them after. Wedding signs can cost a pretty penny – but they don’t have to.

Unplugged ceremony sign hobby lobby