Acrylic Wedding Plaque
Acrylic Wedding Plaque
Personalize it
Included free. Checked by a human before we make it.
We'll email you for the photo as soon as you order, and send a proof to approve before anything is made.
Made in 3–5 business days, then 5–10 in transit
Free US shipping over $99
30-day damage-free guarantee
Complete your set
Same palette, different piece — everything below is printed to match.
Details
A cast acrylic plaque printed with your names, date and photograph, clear or frosted, with a stand.
| Specification | Details | Why couples love it |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Made to order for you | Arrives matched to the rest of your suite. |
| Size | 8×10", 11×14" | Choose above — your proof shows the exact combination before printing. |
| Finish | Clear, Frosted | Choose above — your proof shows the exact combination before printing. |
| Personalization | Names and date, set in your chosen script | Nothing prints until you reply to the proof we email you. |
| Color story | Sage & ivory | Every palette prints from one color profile, so nothing clashes. |
About Product
A cast acrylic plaque printed with your names, date and photograph, clear or frosted, with a stand.
Printed on the reverse
The image sits on the back face and is read through the acrylic, which gives it depth and puts the ink somewhere a fingerprint cannot reach it.
Cast, not extruded
Cast acrylic is the grade that does not yellow under a window. Extruded sheet is cheaper, looks identical on day one, and goes amber within about three summers.
Sagevow tip:
Frosted hides a busy photo background; clear suits a portrait shot against a plain wall. Choosing the wrong one is the most common reason for a reprint.
Shipping Details
Peak periods — Christmas, Mother's Day, Father's Day — add 1–2 business days. Severe weather or a natural disaster can add up to a week; if that happens to your order we email you rather than let the date pass in silence.
Sizes & materials
A cast acrylic plaque printed with your names, date and photograph, clear or frosted, with a stand.
Did you know?
Acrylic was developed in 1928 as a shatterproof glass for aircraft canopies. Its use in photography and display came forty years later, entirely because of how it handles edge light.
Made the way it should be
30-DAY DAMAGE-FREE GUARANTEE
