Sarah wanted original signs with a different font, more fun and curly, than regular signs I do. I work with brides to get the signs they want and I can do any font and any size, so the possibilities are endless. I used old pallet wood that had been outside for quite a few years and had an aged grey patina. (All my signs are completely hand painted.)
She settled on this font:
Sarah wanted some directional signs because the drive was out in the country. I thought these were a great idea that Sarah came up with:
She also needed some "Bride" and "Groom" signs and chalkboards.
The chalkboards were cut with grooves for the hardboard which you can see how I make here, but this time I went with mitred corners. The couple's initials were painted on the top.
Sarah ordered 3 chalkboards to use at the reception:
This next photo shows the whole order:
Here are the signs in use on the special day:
Thank you to Sarah for choosing me to help make her day special with personalized signs and also for providing me with extra photos.
May Ray and Sarah continue to enjoy the Happiness forever!
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These signs are so cute. What type of glue do you use?
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DeleteI just use yellow carpenter's wood glue.
Signs turned out great Julie!
ReplyDeleteI love the curly script too. Where do you get your fonts? (only if you want to tell). I like the signs with the names and heart even for people who aren't getting married.
ReplyDeletethose signs are so cute! I would have loved something like this for my wedding.
ReplyDeletethe wedding signs are too sweet Julie! great job!
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