You wouldn’t think so but the reception is the largest and most informational heavy part of your day. Cutting out signs or information might seem like a good idea when planning then the wedding, but you will have your guests miss out on important details because they never knew they were there in the first place.

Here is an overview of what you should provide at your reception and in the weeks to come I’ll be talking about more examples and specifics. Find a complete list of papergoods for your wedding here, including reception paper goods!

Signs

Last week we talked all about the signs needed for your ceremony and your reception. To recap here are the most common signs to include :

Welcome sign
Guestbook sign, especially if it is an interactive guestbook like signing a puzzle piece or wanting more than a name.
Cards and Gift location
Directional sign for cocktail hour, bathrooms, etc. for larger venues or venues that have multiple weddings happening at once.
Favor signs
Photobooth signs
Drink Signs for the bar if there is a special cocktail
Labels for any food items such as dessert table, snacks, or food truck