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What is a mirror wedding welcome sign?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12

Short answer

A mirror wedding welcome sign is a decorative board made from an actual mirror, with your welcome message written or printed on it. It is often used at the entrance to a wedding venue.

A mirror welcome sign is a popular choice for weddings because it looks elegant and reflects light, making it stand out in photos. The mirror is usually a large framed or unframed glass panel, and the wording is added using paint pens, vinyl lettering, or a printed adhesive film. You can write your names, the date, a short welcome message, and sometimes a small illustration or monogram.

You can buy a ready-made mirror sign, or make your own by buying a mirror from a home store and writing on it with a water-based paint pen. If you are not confident with handwriting, you can order a printed vinyl decal that sticks onto the mirror. Many couples choose to keep the mirror after the wedding and use it as a decorative piece at home.

Mirror signs work well indoors or in sheltered outdoor areas. They can be placed on an easel, leaned against a wall, or hung from a stand. Be careful with direct sunlight, as it can create glare. Also, if you are writing on the mirror yourself, use a pen that is easy to correct, and test it on a small corner first. A mirror sign is a lovely way to greet guests and set the tone for your day.

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