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Free Wedding Sign and Card Wording
Wording for welcome signs, unplugged ceremonies, dress codes, menus, place cards, the bar, and favours. Any event, three tones.
Welcome sign
2 wordings
The first thing guests read. Names, date, and nothing else competing with them.
Welcome
to the wedding of [your names]
So glad you are here
[your names] wedding
Collecting photos as well? The photo sharing sign builds that one, QR code included.
Your sign
Pick what you are writing and it rewrites underneath.
Why it helps
- Eight different signs covered by one tool
- Warm, formal or playful, with your names filled in
- Print straight from the page at whatever size you need
One more sign
An unplugged ceremony works better when guests know they still get photos.
OnceRoll lets you ask for phones away during the ceremony and still collect everything guests shoot for the rest of the day.
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A welcome sign only needs to greet guests, name the occasion, and set the tone. These copy-ready ideas make that simple.
Unplugged Ceremony Wording: Signs, Programs & Officiant Scripts
The kindest unplugged request explains the reason, names the time phones can return, and is repeated at the ceremony entrance.
Wedding Dress Code Wording: Clear Examples for Every Style
The clearest dress-code wording tells guests the level of formality and one practical detail about the setting.
Wedding Menu Wording Ideas for Every Reception Style
A wedding menu should be readable first. Then use the wording to make the meal feel like part of the celebration.
22 Wedding Place Card Ideas That Help Guests Find Their Seat
A good place card solves one small problem quickly, then becomes a thoughtful table detail.
Frequently asked questions
Sign & Card Wording questions
What should an unplugged ceremony sign say?
Say why, not just what. A line explaining that you would rather see faces than phones lands far better than an instruction on its own, and people actually follow it.
How do you word a dress code?
Give a concrete example rather than a category. Guests are far surer of what to wear when you say suits and long dresses than when you say semi-formal.
What size should a welcome sign be?
Big enough to read from a few paces — usually A2 or larger for a welcome sign, and A5 for anything sitting on a table.