Grand Opening Signs
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Removable adhesive vinyl for glass you will clear after the launch, blockout vinyl for a hanging sign and weatherproof polypropylene for a board outside.
Grand opening signs print full color from an 11" x 17" window card up to a 48" x 96" storefront sign, or any size up to 59.5" x 100", on 10 materials for indoors, glass or outdoors. Order 1 to 100 signs, upload a print-ready PDF, JPG or PNG, and standard production is 2 business days.
- From $25 for a single 11" x 17" sign, printed in-house and cut to the exact size you order.
- 13 sizes, from an 11" x 17" window card to 48" x 96", plus Any Size up to 59.5" x 100".
- 10 materials for indoors, glass or outdoors.
- 5 lamination options: none, or 3 mil gloss or matte on one or both sides.
- 2 business day standard turnaround, rated 4.7 out of 5 across 9 reviews.
Announce Your Opening With a Sign the Whole Street Sees
A grand opening sign is the first thing a passerby reads. It hangs in a window, leans on an easel by the door, or stretches across a storefront to tell the street you are open for business. For a ribbon cutting at a first location or a reopening under new management, the right sign turns a quiet doorway into an invitation.
You print full color on your choice of material, indoor or weatherproof, at any size from a window card to a full storefront banner.
What Is a Grand Opening Sign
A grand opening sign is a large-format printed sign that announces a new business, store, or location is open. If a rigid metal option fits better, the Aluminum Signs hold up outdoors for years, and the Standard Coroplast Signs are the lightweight, low-cost yard-sign pick.
How Much Do Grand Opening Signs Cost
Grand opening signs start at $25 for a single 11" x 17" sign, the default size. You can order from 1 to 100 signs, and the size, material, lamination, and turnaround you choose set the final total, which the price panel shows before you pay. Step up to a bigger format, a premium material like backlit film, or add gloss lamination, and the price moves with those choices.
What Size Should a Grand Opening Sign Be
Pick the size by where the sign goes. An 11" x 17" or 12" x 18" sign fits a door or a window without crowding it. A 16" x 20" or 18" x 24" reads clearly from across a parking lot. And when the whole storefront should carry the news, the 48" x 96" or an Any Size sign up to 59.5" x 100" turns it into a banner-scale announcement.
What Material Should You Print On
4OVER4.COM offers 10 materials for grand opening signs, so you match the material to the job. For an indoor sign on an easel, 10mil semi gloss or hi gloss keeps it crisp and affordable, and 32# bright white uncoated gives a flatter, matte read. For a window, white adhesive-backed vinyl sticks straight to the glass, and the removable version peels off clean when the event ends. For outdoors, weatherproof 7mil polypropylene and 13oz smooth blockout vinyl stand up to sun and rain, and 10 mil backlit film glows when lit from behind. Semi gloss and gloss canvas give a softer, upscale look.
Add lamination when the sign needs extra scuff and moisture protection, such as an easel sign by a busy door.
Start from a layout in the design templates below and change the colors, copy, and logo in the online editor. Set the words Grand Opening and the date in the largest type, since the sign is read from the street.
For the preset sizes, the blank grand opening sign template marks the bleed and safe margin at full scale. A window cling or an Any Size storefront sign needs the file built to the exact width and height you order.
Wally hangs the sign that says you're open
A grand opening sign, printed as fast as same-day.
A grand opening sign starts at $25 for one 11 by 17 print and tells the whole street you are open for business. Pick from 10 materials, size it up to 48 by 96 inch, and add weatherproofing for the window or the sidewalk. Wally prints it in-house and, when the opening is tomorrow, ships it same-day.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Fast Can You Get Grand Opening Signs
Standard production runs 2 business days and keeps the price lowest, and when the date moves up, next-day and same-day printing speeds are one click away. Approve a same-day order by the daily cutoff and the sign ships that same afternoon, so a last-minute opening still gets its sign on the door. You only pay the rush premium when you actually need the speed.
How Do Grand Opening Signs Compare to Other Signs
For a sign that stays up after the opening, a rigid metal panel, a coroplast yard sign or a reusable dry erase board may fit better. The chart below sets this sign beside aluminum sign panels, backlit film and parking signs on price and turnaround.
What Do People Use Grand Opening Signs For
The classic use is the storefront banner that says Now Open, but the same sign does more. A restaurant can stand one on the sidewalk, a franchise can order a matched batch so every new location opens with the same look, and a pop-up shop can use the removable window vinyl and peel it off when the event ends. The message can be Grand Opening, Now Open, or Under New Management. For a reusable board you can update between events, the Dry Erase Aluminum Signs are worth a look.
See the Rest of Our Signs
Aluminum, coroplast, foam core and dry erase signs are on rigid signs, and the banners and flyers for opening week are in the full print product range.
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Print Your Grand Opening Signs Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it is backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. The Gold Standard guarantees back every order, so pick your size and material and print your grand opening signs today.
Grand Opening Signs: Frequently Asked Questions
What size sign do I need for a storefront window?
Measure the glass first and order the preset or Any Size that fills it, rather than trimming a sign down later.
Do I get to see the sign before it prints?
Yes, if you choose the free online proof. Check the opening date, the hours and the wording before the press runs.
