Wedding signage can feel like a rabbit hole. There's a sign for seemingly everything, and it's easy to end up either over-ordering or missing the one piece that would've actually helped your day run smoothly. Here's a breakdown of what each type of signage actually does, so you can figure out what your wedding really needs. Welcome Signs This is the first thing your guests see, so it sets the tone for everything that follows. A welcome sign does double duty: it confirms guest

Of all the welcome signs I get to create, mirror signs are consistently one of my favorites, both to make and to watch guests experience in person. Here's why they earn a spot on so many couples' must-have lists. They Do Double Duty A mirror welcome sign isn't just a sign, it's also a mirror. Guests glance at it to check their outfit or fix a flyaway on their way into your ceremony, which means it gets looked at far more than a static sign ever would. More eyes on it means mo

Third grade was not kind to my handwriting. I remember it clearly: a few classmates teasing me for how sloppy my letters looked next to theirs. And theirs was the quintessential 90's bubble handwriting. You know the one. Big round letters, hearts dotting the i's, that unmistakable loopy swagger every girl in my class seemed to have mastered except me. So I did what any stubborn 3rd grader would do. I studied it. I copied it, letter by letter, until I could write it just as we