Popular Wedding Signs

Not only is Zazzle one of Canada’s foremost purveyors of welcome signs, wedding décor and ‘Day of’ stationery, but we’re the best at producing custom-made products, too. Everything you see on this page can be personalized with your own messages, photos and artwork, and if you’re feeling particularly creative, you can even upload a template of your own on our custom sign page. Follow the step-by-step instructions below to learn how it’s all done!

• Step 1: First, select a design you like and click on its thumbnail to be taken to the product page. Basically, you’re asking one of our Independent Creators’ designs whether they’d do you the honor of being your lawfully wedded welcome sign.
• Step 2: Second: once you're on the product page, choose a desired size, paper type and material. Essentially, you’re telling us what kind of sign you’d like "to have and to hold from this day forward."
• Step 3: Click on 'Personalize' and then add images and text elements in Zazzle's design tool. If you’ve already composed your vows, then you’ll have no problem composing a design or greeting here.
• Step 4: Click 'Done' and see your final design! If you’ve suddenly realized that you have an objection or two to raise, you can click on ‘Personalize’ again to "speak now or forever hold your piece"! Otherwise, it’s the ‘Add to Cart’ button next, which will you allow you to ready the item for purchase.

The most popular usage of our wedding signs is to either display the couple’s names – usually with a photo and date – or to display a wedding seating chart. On the latter type, you can arrange the names of every guest according to the table they’re meant to sit at, and then indicate the name or number of each table with our table cards. Our wedding tabletop signs can be dotted throughout the venue, pointing out where certain rooms are or reminding guests of the itinerary, and our wedding banners are perfect if you want to create a spectacle. To find signs that double as both ‘wedding welcomes’ and banners, seating charts or tabletop stands, check out the thumbnails at the top of this page, as they’re all assembled there.