Pet bar signs with your dog or cat on them
Bar signs with the animal drawn from your photograph, standing at the top of the sign above the drink list. Naming the signature cocktails after the dog is one of the few wedding jokes that lands with every guest, including the ones who have never met it.
Illustrated in a bow tie or a floral collar, with your names and the date underneath. Acrylic in 5x7 and 8x10, pedestal in four sizes, paper up to 24x36 for a full welcome-sized print.
The rest of the bar
The same portrait carries onto napkins, can coolers and coasters. See it all together in pet wedding favors.
How ordering works
Choose a material and size, upload the photo and send the wording. We draw the portrait and email a free digital proof, and redraw at no cost if the likeness is off. U.S. orders over $75 ship free.
Pet bar sign questions
What photo do you need?
Daylight, in focus, taken at the animal's eye level with the whole head and both ears in frame. A sign is printed larger than a napkin, so the photo needs to be sharper than you might think.
What if it does not look like my dog?
Tell us on the proof and we redraw it, free. Nothing prints until the likeness is right, and it matters more here than anywhere because the sign is the piece guests stand in front of.
Can you draw two pets?
Yes, and a sign has more room for it than a napkin does. Two side by side above the drink list works well at 8x10 and larger. Send a separate photo of each animal.
Which material should I choose?
Acrylic, in most cases. The portrait is the reason people photograph the sign, and acrylic holds color and light better than paper. Pedestal works if you want something smaller and free standing.
What should the sign say?
The two signature drinks named after the pet, with a short line of ingredients under each. Adding the animal's name in the header, as if it is hosting the bar, is the version guests quote afterwards.
How far ahead should I order?
Two to three months. The portrait is drawn by hand before printing begins, and you may want a second look at the likeness at proof stage.