If you've spent any time on Pinterest lately, you've undoubtedly spotted plenty of signs -- from sweet sayings to funny expressions to practical directions -- that couples are using to personalize their wedding decorations. Here, we've rounded up some of our favorite ideas.
50 Creative Wedding Signs You'll Want To Use
Ceremony Seating(01 of50)
Dividing your guests into the "bride's side" and the "groom's side" during the ceremony is no longer necessary. Create an inclusive feeling (and balance out an uneven guest list!) by inviting your friends and family members to sit wherever they choose. Related: Get a Handle on Your Guest ListPhoto Credit: A Guy + A Girl Photography
Ceremony Seating(02 of50)
We love this twist on the popular saying for a same-sex wedding. Photo Credit: Tiffany Caldwell Photography
Ceremony Décor(03 of50)
Let a sign spell out how you really feel about your wedding day!Related: 20 Eye-Catching Ideas for Your Ceremony BackdropPhoto Credit: Laura Murray Photography
Ceremony Décor(04 of50)
Decorate the top of your ceremony arch with a favorite quote. Related: 40 Ways to Decorate Your Ceremony AislePhoto Credit: Elizabeth Henson Photography
Ceremony Décor(05 of50)
Mark the beginning of your lives as a married couple with a sweet sign over your ceremony exit.Related: 7 Exciting Ideas for Your Ceremony ExitPhoto Credit: Elmer Escobar Photography
Ceremony Programs(06 of50)
Cut costs by displaying your ceremony's order of events and key players on a chalkboard rather than printing individual programs. Related: What to Write in Your Ceremony ProgramPhoto Credit: Elizabeth Henson Photography
Ceremony Programs(07 of50)
This pun is perfect for a ceremony program that doubles as a fan. Related: 15+ Creative Wedding Program IdeasPhoto Credit: Brit Jaye Photography
Down the Aisle(08 of50)
The sign trend really started with flower girls and ring bearers carrying adorable phrases down the aisle. From the classic "here comes the bride" banner to signs that'll make your guests laugh, your options are endless. Related: 15 Cutest Bridal Party MembersPhoto Credit: Meg Baisden Photography
Down the Aisle(09 of50)
Related: The Sweetest Flower Girl DressesPhoto Credit: Happy Gatherings
Down the Aisle(10 of50)
Related: 10 Cute Ideas for Your Ring BearerPhoto Credit: Andie Freeman Photography
Down the Aisle(11 of50)
Photo Credit: Julie Nicole Photography
Down the Aisle(12 of50)
Photo Credit: Enchanted Celebrations
Down the Aisle(13 of50)
Related: Beyond Petals: 9 Creative Ideas for Your Flower GirlsPhoto Credit: Shoreshotz Photography
Down the Aisle(14 of50)
Photo Credit: A Picturesque Memory Photography
Down the Aisle(15 of50)
Related: These Flower Girls & Ring Bearers Are So Over ItPhoto Credit: PW Photography
Down the Aisle(16 of50)
Photo Credit: Kandid Weddings
Down the Aisle(17 of50)
Photo courtesy of Rural Bliss/Etsy
Welcome to the Wedding(18 of50)
Welcoming guests to your celebration with a sign is a great way to put your personal stamp your big day. Related: How to Make Your Out-of-Towners Feel At HomePhoto Credit: Eric Vest Photography
Welcome to the Wedding(19 of50)
Point the way to your ceremony or reception with a cute (and functional!) directional sign.Photo Credit: Michael Kaal Photography
Welcome to the Wedding(20 of50)
Photo Credit: Jennifer Weems Photography
Reception Entrance(21 of50)
Connect the wording on your sign to your wedding's theme. Related: 50 Ideas for Beach WeddingsPhoto courtesy of Salty Love Designs/Etsy
Reception Seating(22 of50)
Hoping your wedding reception will turn into an unforgettable dance party? Nudge your guests toward the dance floor with this fun sign.Related: Song Ideas for Every Part of Your Wedding DayPhoto courtesy of Tantawan Bloom
Reception Seating(23 of50)
Most guests expect to have assigned seats at a wedding; if you're not doing a seating plan, clue in your loved ones with a sign located where they'd usually look for the escort cards.Related: 50+ Eye-Catching Seating ChartsPhoto courtesy of AllMyGoodness/Etsy
Reception Seating(24 of50)
Photo Credit: Elizabeth Henson Photography
In Loving Memory(25 of50)
Honor your loved ones who can't be with you on your wedding day with this sign.Related: 10 Powerful Ways to Honor Lost Loved OnesPhoto courtesy of PineNsign/Etsy
At the Bar(26 of50)
Encourage your guests to indulge in some adult beverages.Related: Stock the Bar: What You Need for Your WeddingPhoto Credit: Julie Nicole Photography
At the Bar(27 of50)
Place this gentle reminder at your bar.Related: Stylish Ways to Display Your Food & DrinksPhoto courtesy of PartyGraphix/Etsy
At the Bar(28 of50)
Save money (and eliminate waste) by giving each guest a mason jar mug to refill throughout the night; clue them in to the plan with this rhyme.Related: 75 Ideas for a Rustic WeddingPhoto courtesy of Burlap Blondie/Etsy
At the Bar(29 of50)
This line from Blake Shelton's "Honeybee" is perfect for dressing up your bar.Photo Credit: Shoreshotz Photography
At the Bar(30 of50)
Because you should always trust what the alcohol tells you to do, right?!Photo courtesy of PinkTranquilitie/Etsy
Sweetheart Table(31 of50)
Label the chairs at your sweetheart table with these sweet script signs.Related: 25+ Gorgeous Ways to Decorate Your ChairsPhoto Credit: Fairy Tale Photography
Thank You(32 of50)
Make sure to thank your guests for all of their love and support.Related: 25 Ways to Give Thanks at Your WeddingPhoto Credit: Elizabeth Henson Photography
Guest Book(33 of50)
Draw attention to your guest book with a chalkboard sign propped up on an easel.Related: 50 Unique Wedding Guest Book IdeasPhoto Credit: Lynette Smith Photography
Instagram(34 of50)
Creating a hashtag for your wedding? Your guests can't use it if they don't know what it is! Display a sign in a can't-miss-it location.Related: How to Choose Your Wedding HashtagPhoto Credit: Lynette Smith Photography
Dancing Shoes(35 of50)
Save your guests' aching feet by providing comfy shoes to change into before hitting the dance floor.Related: The Most Comfortable Shoes for Your WeddingPhoto Credit: Browne Photography
Dancing Shoes(36 of50)
Photo Credit: Shoreshotz Photography
Restrooms(37 of50)
You can even personalize the restroom signs! Place a funny picture of the bride on the ladies' room and the groom on the men's room.Photo Credit: Luminaire Foto
First Dance(38 of50)
A fun touch: Have your attendants wave banners to signal the start of your first dance as a married couple.Related: Classic First Dance Songs That Fit Your Wedding StylePhoto Credit: Eric Vest Photography
Outdoor Necessities(39 of50)
Bug spray is essential for an outdoor wedding. Draw attention to the spray bottles with a large sign.Related: 100 Beautiful Outdoor Wedding CeremoniesPhoto Credit: Heather & Jared Photography
Photo Booth(40 of50)
Get guests excited for your photo booth!Related: 15 Ways to Make Your Reception More FunPhoto Credit: Lynette Smith Photography
Dessert Displays(41 of50)
Decorate your dessert table with a quote involving the word "sweet."Related: 25 Delicious Wedding Cake AlternativesPhoto Credit: Tonya Malay Photography
Dessert Displays(42 of50)
Related: 25+ Edible Wedding Favors Your Guests Won't Leave BehindPhoto Credit: Lynette Smith Photography
Photo Ideas(44 of50)
Signs aren't just limited to wedding décor; they can also be used as fun props for your wedding photos.Related: 75 New Must-Have Photos with Your GroomPhoto Credit: Emma + Josh
Photo Ideas(45 of50)
Have each of your bridesmaids hold up a sign saying how you two met.Related: 30 Fun Bridal Party PhotosPhoto Credit: Vince and Carla
Photo Ideas(46 of50)
Photo Credit: Trevor Dayley
Photo Ideas(47 of50)
Related: 50 Ideas for a Classic Fairy Tale WeddingPhoto Credit: Corey Potter Photography
Photo Ideas(48 of50)
Photo Credit: Ryan Ray Photography
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Photo Credit: Taylor Lord Photography
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