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Pedestal bar signs that stand on their own

Free-standing printed signs in four sizes, 4x6, 6x8, 8x10 and 10x12. No easel, no frame, no propping them against a vase and hoping. They stand where you put them, which is the whole reason to choose this format over a paper print.

The smaller sizes are the ones people underestimate. A 4x6 pedestal is the right way to label an individual dish, a syrup, a carafe or a flower, and a set of them does more work at a station than one large sign does.

Where they belong

Anywhere you need several small signs rather than one big one: a grazing table, a mimosa bar, a taco station, a flower bar. Browse by station in custom bar signs, or see acrylic bar signs for the arched, glossy version.

How ordering works

Choose a size, send the wording, and we design it. A free digital proof comes before printing, and wording changes there are free. U.S. orders over $75 ship free.

Pedestal sign questions

What sizes are available?

4x6, 6x8, 8x10 and 10x12. The size sets the price and every price is shown in the size selector, so you can see the difference before choosing.

Do they need a stand?

No, that is the point. They stand upright by themselves on any flat surface, which is why they work on a crowded buffet where an easel would take up space you do not have.

How many should I order?

One large for the station and one small per item you are labelling. Six to eight small pedestals is normal on a grazing table or a taco bar, and they are the ones guests actually read.

Pedestal or acrylic?

Pedestal when you want several small free-standing signs, or a size other than 5x7 and 8x10. Acrylic when the sign is the one that gets photographed and needs wiping down.

Can they go outdoors?

Yes, for an evening, including damp air. They are a better outdoor choice than paper, which curls within the hour in humidity.

Can they all match?

Yes. Order the set together and we run one typeface and palette across every sign, so a table of eight labels reads as one thing rather than eight decisions.