Color guide
Find your color.
Our acrylic comes in five finishes or nineteen hand-painted colors, each brushed onto the back of the acrylic in two to three coats so the color is rich and even. Prefer a softer, matte look? We also make linen signs and limewash canvas. Hover or tap any color to see it in real life.
The colors
Hover or tap a color to see it at a wedding.
AcrylicFive finishes, plus nineteen hand-painted colors below.
Acrylic finishes
Hand-painted acrylicPainted on the back of clear acrylic in two to three coats.
Neutrals
Blues
Greens
Pinks & purples
Warm tones
Other materialsNot acrylic. Soft, matte and textured.
Linen & canvas
In their words
Colors our couples loved.
From custom-matched blues to bold black, here is what couples said about their colors.
★★★★★
“Alexis was able to custom match our dusty blue accent color perfectly. Beyond that, the signs are absolutely perfect and such high quality!”
Dusty blueLiz H.Verified buyer
★★★★★
“We were also specifically looking for terracotta colored signs to add a pop of color to our wedding… the color turned out even better than expected.”
TerracottaIzabella M.Verified buyer
★★★★★
“The paint (I got the dark green color) is stunning and it perfectly matches several other Claire signs I purchased. So excited to have a cohesive, timeless look on the big day…”
Dark greenEmmaVerified buyer
★★★★★
“My sign came in exactly how I wanted it! Alexis even helped me achieve the perfect sage green I was looking for.”
Sage greenMakayla R.Verified buyer
★★★★★
“I got the black background with white lettering and it looked even better than the picture when it arrived.”
BlackKaili D.Verified buyer
★★★★★
“It was really helpful to see all of the examples on their Instagram and Pinterest pages to help us choose what signage best fit our theme/decor.”
Theme & decorLexi F.Google review
Tips for choosing
Find your pairing.
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Start with your palette.
Pull from your florals, linens or bridesmaid dresses so your signs feel part of the room.
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Mind the contrast.
Lighter shades like Almond, Ivory and Sky read best with black lettering. Deeper shades like Twilight, Forest and Merlot read best with white.
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Keep it consistent.
Use one background across your set, or one accent color for a statement piece like the welcome sign.
Custom colors
Have a color in mind?
We can match a custom color by request. A custom color fee applies.