Custom wedding stickers for thoughtful finishing touches

A favor sticker may only need your initials and a small illustration. A guest-facing instruction needs enough space for someone to read it without studying the bag. Decide which job comes first, then remove details that compete with it. Keeping the same finished artwork across repeated favors is simpler than changing every copy.

Try the layout against the actual favor container. A seam, folded flap, or narrow curved area can affect where a sticker sits. Place a paper outline in the intended position and make sure it does not hide the gift, cover an opening, or leave the message awkwardly divided across a fold.

Preserve is the appropriate starting mode for wedding typography. Supply a finished PNG, JPEG, or WebP image, no larger than 10 MB and at least 600 × 600 pixels. A typed message alone does not meet the upload requirement. Export your chosen names, date, and artwork together so the intended arrangement is visible.

Proof every line with another person. Check an ampersand, apostrophe, venue spelling, and date format, not just the couple's first names. If you need a different name on each sticker, prepare each version and upload it as a separate order design. There is no guest-list import or variable-data printing feature in the current workflow.

The available sizes are 50, 100, 200, 400, 500, and 1000 mm, with 50 mm as the smallest choice. Measure your favor before committing to that minimum; some containers will be too small. A larger display graphic can use a larger choice, but its uploaded artwork still needs enough detail for the planned result.

Quantities are 1, 10, 20, 50, and 100 copies of one design. A single copy provides a way to review the layout and placement before ordering repeats. The finish is weather-resistant vinyl with soft matte laminate and a white-border die-cut outline, so account for the border when matching a restrained wedding design.