Christmas Yard Signs
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See Christmas Yard Signs in action
Lawn signs in 12" x 18", 12" x 24" or 18" x 24", or a custom size, on 4mm white coroplast, full color on one side or both, an optional H-stake or grommets, and one sign from $25.
Custom Christmas yard signs print full color on 4mm white coroplast, in 12" x 18", 12" x 24" or 18" x 24", or a custom size up to 18" x 24". One 12" x 18" sign costs $25, you can order 1 to 100 in a run, and an H-stake or grommets come as options for the lawn or the porch rail.
- From $25 for a single 12" x 18" sign, and you can order anywhere from 1 to 100 in one run.
- 4mm white coroplast, the rustproof fluted board that holds a holiday message outside through cold, rain, and snow.
- 3 standard sizes, 12" x 18", 12" x 24", and 18" x 24", plus a custom Any Size made to order up to 18" x 24".
- Full color on the front with a blank back, or on both sides, with optional grommets and a ground H-stake.
- 4.8 out of 5 stars across 25 reviews, printed in 5 business days standard with 2-day and 3-day rush.
Deck the Lawn With a Sign That Reads From the Curb
Out on the front lawn, a yard sign carries your holiday message clear to the sidewalk or a passing car. Each one prints full color on 4mm white coroplast, the tough corrugated plastic that sheds snow, shrugs off rain, and never rusts. Plant one by the walk with a stake, line the driveway with a row, or zip-tie a greeting to the porch rail, with single 12" x 18" boards from $25 and a 4.8 out of 5 rating across 25 reviews.
Coroplast stays outside all season, and at $25 a sign you can line a whole driveway. Print one side or both, and stake them in the lawn or tie them to a rail. To see the rest of the outdoor lineup, browse every option on yard signs printing, or stay here and build yours from the choices below.
What Is a Christmas Yard Sign
This is a rigid holiday sign on corrugated plastic that you plant in the ground with a stake. We print it full color on 4mm white coroplast in three sizes, 12" x 18", 12" x 24", and 18" x 24", plus a custom Any Size, with optional grommets and an H-stake set in the live configurator.
Put one on a lawn, a porch or a walkway to greet the season, from a simple Merry Christmas to a nativity scene, a family holiday photo, or a countdown to the big day. Ours print on 4mm white coroplast, a lightweight corrugated plastic with fluted channels running through it, so the sign stays rigid, sheds snow and rain, and never rusts.
Print the front in full color, leave the back blank or print it as well, then choose the mounting.
For custom Christmas yard signs, these are the choices you set before you upload:
- Size: 12" x 18", 12" x 24" or 18" x 24", or a custom Any Size up to 18" x 24".
- Material: 4mm white coroplast, waterproof and rustproof.
- Ink: Full color on the front with a blank back, or full color on both sides.
- Mounting: H-stake, grommets in the top two or all four corners, or none.
- Quantity: 1 to 100 signs, from $25 for one 12" x 18".
- Turnaround: 5 business days standard, or a 3-day or 2-day rush.
- Your file: Artwork on the blank Christmas yard sign template at the size you ordered.
An H-stake slides into the fluting and pushes straight into the ground, while grommets let you zip-tie the sign to a railing or fence. It goes up in seconds and comes down just as fast when the season ends. If you want a message-any-time board for the rest of the year, the plain Yard Signs use the same coroplast, and this is the holiday version of it.
How Much Do Christmas Yard Signs Cost
One 12" x 18" Christmas yard sign costs $25. Order 1 to 100, and the size, one or both sides, grommets, the H-stake and the turnaround set the final price, which the live configurator shows before checkout.
A run of up to 100 covers a whole street, a church lot or a neighborhood display. Going to a larger size, printing both sides, adding grommets or an H-stake each raise the $25 base, and so does a faster turnaround. The configurator shows the new total with each choice, and that is the price you pay.
You also earn 4OVER4 loyalty coins on the order, and you can apply them at checkout for up to 10% off a future one. Spend them on next year's signs.
What Sizes Do Christmas Yard Signs Come In
You get three standard sizes, 12" x 18", 12" x 24" and 18" x 24", or a custom Any Size built to order up to 18" x 24". The 12" x 18" is the default the $25 price is set on.
Line a driveway with a dozen 12" x 18" signs, the classic lawn size, which reads from the sidewalk. A 12" x 24" board is taller and fits a greeting with the family name under it. Pick 18" x 24" when the whole message has to read from across the street.
For a porch post or a gap in the hedge that none of those fit, order the Any Size option at your own dimensions. The specs below list every size, ink, mounting and turnaround option in the same groups the live configurator uses.
What Material Are Christmas Yard Signs Printed On
There is one material, 4mm white coroplast, a corrugated polypropylene board that is waterproof, rustproof and rigid enough to stand outdoors through winter. It takes full color on the front with a blank back, or on both sides.
Cut a sheet of coroplast and you see two flat faces with hollow flutes running between them. Those flutes keep a 4mm board stiff in a winter wind, and they are the channels the H-stake legs slide into. It is fully waterproof and cannot rust, so it lives outside through the holidays without warping or streaking. For the cards and banners that go with it, see our christmas printing collection.
Ink lays down bright and full color across the whole face, so reds, greens, and golds stay vivid. Print the front only and leave the back blank, or print both sides when the sign faces a two-way street. For a heavier job-site board built on the same coroplast, the Construction Signs cover that, and the post-mounted Real Estate Post is the step up when you want a hanging display frame.
How Do You Mount a Christmas Yard Sign
Add an H-stake or grommets, or neither. The H-stake is a wire stake that slides into the coroplast flutes and presses into soil. Grommets are metal-rimmed holes in the top corners or all four, for zip-tying the sign to a railing, fence or frame.
On a lawn, use the H-stake: push its legs up into the flutes, then press it into the ground with your foot, which works even when the soil is cold.
On a porch railing, a fence or a front gate, order grommets and run a zip tie or a length of ribbon through them. Two top grommets hold a sign that hangs; four keep it from flapping in the wind. Leave both off if you prop the sign in a window or hang it your own way.
Upload Your Own Design
Already have your holiday artwork? Skip straight to a press-ready blank. Each blank Christmas yard sign template is built at the real trim size with the bleed and safe margin already drawn in, so your design never crowds the cut. Grab the size that matches your order below, drop your art in, and upload.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Do Christmas Yard Signs Compare to Other Signs
Christmas yard signs are the seasonal pick when you want a lightweight board you can plant fast on a holiday lawn. If you are weighing a job-site coroplast board or a post-mounted display, compare the starting prices first. The chart below lines up Christmas yard signs against their closest siblings so you can compare the starting price on each before you choose.
Wally lights up the lawn for the holidays
A $25 coroplast Christmas sign that shrugs off cold, rain, and snow.
A single 12" x 18" Christmas yard sign starts at $25 on tough 4mm white coroplast, printed full color and built for a winter curb. Add an H-stake to plant it in the lawn or grommets to hang it on a railing. Pick your size, choose the 2-day rush if the holiday is close, and Wally gets it printed.
See Christmas Yard Signs Our Customers Printed
The gallery below shows yard signs our customers printed in-house across different sizes and setups. Check how large the type is on a sign that reads from the curb before you lay out yours. Tap any print to see it larger.
Real Yard Signs Our Customers Printed
How Fast Can You Get Christmas Yard Signs Printed
Standard production for Christmas yard signs is 5 business days, which keeps the price at its lowest, so ordering early in the season is the cheapest way to go. When the calendar gets tight before the holiday, you can move up to a 3 business day or a 2 business day rush, and 2 business days is the fastest speed offered. You choose the turnaround in the configurator and see exactly what each step up adds before you commit.
Want to check the file before it prints? Pick the free online proof and approve a digital layout first, or send it straight to production when your artwork is already press-ready. Either way, you know exactly what is going on the board before the press runs.
See the Rest of Our Signs
Christmas yard signs are one stop in a much larger lineup, and you can scan the full print product range any time. If a job-site board, a post-mounted display or a year-round yard sign suits the spot better, each option shows its own starting price and links to its product page.
More From Yard Signs - Bulk Orders Welcome
Print Your Christmas Yard Signs Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it's backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Pick the size, the sides and the mounting, then upload your greeting on the blank template. Need them before the holiday? A 2 business day rush keeps you covered. One 12" x 18" Christmas yard sign starts at $25.
Christmas Yard Signs: Frequently Asked Questions
How many Christmas yard signs can I order at one time?
Anywhere from 1 to 100 signs in a single run. One 12 by 18 inch sign starts at $25, which makes a single greeting by the front walk as practical as a row of them down a church driveway.
Will these signs hold up in snow and freezing rain?
They print on 4mm white coroplast, a fluted plastic board that sheds snow, shrugs off rain and never rusts. That is the difference between a sign that still reads in January and a paper or cardboard one that curls after the first storm.
Can I hang a sign on a porch rail instead of staking it in the lawn?
Yes. Grommets can be added to the top two corners or all four, so the sign zip ties to a rail, a fence or a post. If you would rather plant it, the ground H-stake is the add on that pushes into the lawn.
Which size reads best from the sidewalk or a passing car?
Three standard sizes are offered, 12 by 18, 12 by 24 and 18 by 24 inches, plus a custom Any Size made to order up to 18 by 24. Go bigger when the sign has to carry from the curb or across a wide front yard, and stay at 12 by 18 for a message read up close by the walk.
Should a holiday sign print on both sides?
That depends on where it stands. Full color on the front with a blank back is enough against a house or a hedge, while both sides full color is the right call for a row lining a driveway that people walk in and back out of.
When should I order to have signs up for the holidays?
Standard production is 5 business days, with 3 day and 2 day rush available. Those are production days rather than delivery days, so give yourself extra room in the busy weeks of December.
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