Wedding signs and anniversary signs carved in Kentucky — welcome signs for the door, vow lines for the wall afterwards, and anniversary pieces marking a year that is worth carving into something solid.
How they are made
Each sign is CNC-carved from pine or poplar milled by an Amish sawyer a short drive from our shop, then hand-finished and stained. The letters are cut into the wood rather than printed on it, so the design has depth you can run a thumb over and nothing on the surface that can chip or peel.
Made to order in Bardstown, Kentucky, and shipped free in 2–7 business days.
For the day, and for after it
Most wedding decor has one afternoon of work in it and then lives in a loft. A carved sign is the exception: a welcome sign at the ceremony becomes an entryway sign at home, and a vow line looks better on a bedroom wall than it ever did on an easel.
That is the test worth applying — if it would not earn wall space in the house afterwards, it is not worth carrying to the venue.
Anniversaries
Anniversary signs here carry the year, the names, or the number. They suit a first anniversary and a fiftieth equally, and they make a better gift than flowers for the simple reason that they are still there next year.
The ones that leave the shop most often: Grandparents Sign — First 50 Years Are the Hardest, We Decided on Forever Sign — Forever & Always Carved in Wood, Wedding Vow Sign — You're My Last First Kiss, and New Beginnings Sign — I Trust the Next Chapter.