Design your signs
Work down the steps on the left — the sign updates live on the right. Use the arrows to flick through your signs.
Planning an event?
Signs sorted — what about the music?
Tim and Mobile Disco Network provide the DJ, lighting and photo booth for weddings, parties and Christmas dos across Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire.
Rather talk it through? Call Tim on 07796 565918 or 01760 722283, or message him on WhatsApp.
Quick guide
How to make printable wedding signs
- Choose a pack from Start from a pack, or start from scratch.
- Select a sign and edit the Big heading, Message, Picture and Arrow.
- Tick the signs you want and choose a design, colour theme and Sign size.
- Press Download all ticked signs (PDF) and print at actual size.
What it does
- Ready-made wedding, party and Christmas packs
- Edit wording, pictures and arrows
- Add, duplicate, reorder or delete signs
- A3, A4 or A5 sizes
- 15 colour themes with ink saver
- Print-ready PDF or JPG
Use it with
- Sticker & Label Maker – design favour stickers, bottle and jar labels, address labels and name badges lined up for standard A4 label sheets such as Avery L7160
- Drinks Token Maker – make printable numbered drinks tokens for your guests, with several token types, spares and an optional maximum bar cost worked out from your prices
- Thank-You Card Maker – paste your guest list with each person's gift and print a personalised thank-you card for each, with an optional photo, or download images to send
- Buffet Food Label Maker – print folding buffet labels for each dish with its name, description, vegetarian and vegan badges and the 14 UK allergens marked
Questions
Signs Pack Maker: common questions
What signs come in the packs?
The packs include signs such as welcome, unplugged ceremony, cards and gifts, bar, dance floor and toilets, with separate starting packs for weddings, birthdays or parties, and Christmas or work parties. You can edit any wording, add pictures such as a camera or cake, add direction arrows, and create new signs of your own.
What size should I print the signs?
A4 portrait or landscape suits a home printer. A5 prints two per A4 sheet, with an optional cut line, and works well on tables. A3 is best for welcome signs at an entrance, so take that PDF to a print shop. Print at Actual size / 100%, ideally on 200 to 300 gsm card.
Does the tool save my signs?
No. Your signs and wording are kept only while the page is open and are drawn in your browser to make the PDF or image. Nothing is stored for your next visit and nothing is sent to Mobile Disco Network. Download the PDF before you close the page so you have a copy to print again.
Which signs are most useful at an event?
Direction signs to the toilets, bar and main room save guests asking staff the same question all night. A welcome sign at the entrance confirms people are in the right place, especially at venues hosting more than one event. A cards and gifts sign gives presents one safe spot instead of scattering them across tables.
Tim’s tip
Put signs up before guests arrive and check them from where people will actually walk in. A sign that makes sense standing next to it can be easy to miss from the doorway.
Made by Tim Daymond (Tinsel Tim). Tim has been a DJ since 1976 and has run Mobile Disco Network since 2013. He plays weddings and parties across Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire. He is a Norfolk County Council Trading Standards Trusted Trader (ID 0000457), a member of the NADJ and the winner of 23 independent awards.
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Free to use, no sign-up. Last reviewed 11 October 2026.
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