Custom Wedding Neon Sign, Names or Last Name in Script

A neon sign with your names gives the wedding backdrop a center and gives you something to keep. Type your first names, your shared last name, the date or a short phrase into the designer on this page, choose a font and a color, and see the layout before you order.

It works behind the sweetheart table, on a flower wall, above the bar or at the photo booth. Afterwards it comes home and hangs over the bed or in the hallway.

Warm white and white read best in wedding photos, and script fonts are the usual choice. Use up to three lines, for example your names on the first line and the date below, each in its own color if you like.

The lettering is a flexible silicone LED neon tube pressed into a groove routed in clear acrylic about 1/4 in (6 mm) thick, so the words seem to float with little board around them. It runs on 12 V DC. If there is no outlet near your table, choose the 8 x AA battery box as well as the plug: one set of batteries runs the sign for about 4 to 5 hours.

Every sign comes with the backboard, a remote or in-line dimmer, the mounting kit you choose (ceiling cables for a backdrop frame, wall standoffs, no-drill mounts or a free-standing base) and the plug-in adapter.

Plan early. We send a free design proof first, with free revisions, and make nothing until you approve it. Standard production is 15 to 20 days after approval, plus 3 to 5 days in transit; rush production is sold separately if the date is close. The sign is covered for 2 years with free repair.

Measure the backdrop first. Behind a sweetheart table, 30 to 36 in fills the space without hiding the two of you, and a sign about two thirds as wide as the table looks balanced; on a large flower wall or arch, 42 to 60 in reads from the back of the room. Allow about 2 in of width per character on the longest line, so “Anna & James” (12 characters) needs about 24 in.

Warm white or white in a script font is the classic choice and photographs well; turn it down with the dimmer if it looks too bright on camera.

For a backdrop frame or an arch, choose ceiling hanging cables; for a solid wall, standoffs. If the table has no outlet nearby, add the battery box. Choose the outdoor build only for an open-air ceremony that could see rain.