The Bloom Blog

Order your wedding signs about two to four weeks before you need them. That window covers production, shipping, and a little breathing room in...

When you order a wedding sign, you usually pick between two materials: foam board or poster paper. The short version is this. Foam board...

A custom wedding welcome sign usually costs somewhere between $10 and $125, and the gap comes down to one choice: are you printing it...

Table numbers do one job well: they get people to their seats. But swap them for wedding table names and suddenly every table tells...

You've got a grad to celebrate and a stack of graduation party invitations to send — and suddenly you're staring at a blank card...

Writing your wedding thank you cards is the last big to-do of the whole wedding — and the one nobody warns you about. After...

Your guests will look for their wedding table numbers within about three seconds of walking into the reception — and those small signs do...

Let's be real: the save the date is the one piece of wedding stationery people actually act on. Nobody clears their calendar because they...

Let's be real: at your reception, half your guests will find their table by squinting across the room, locking eyes with the one sign...

Let's be real: your guests will not remember whether your seating chart was a mirror, an acrylic panel, or a printed poster. They will,...

Let's be real: nobody at your wedding will remember whether your invitation said "request the honour of your presence" or "would love for you...

Let's be real: the save the date is the one piece of wedding stationery people actually stick on their fridge. The invitation gets opened,...