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A wonderful way to make your dress truly your own! Our simple dress label with the additional of a beautiful border that will match your style.
The styles for this label can be mixed and matched, and include up to two lines of text (three lines are allowed if doing two full names as seen above, or one long full name). If you would like to add a third line, or an additional element (a large initial, or small design), please see the Just Adding Something label.
Please choose a font and a border, and fill in the info for your label. If you choose "other" in the color options, please fill in the colors you choose in the notes field. We encourage sending in swatches of fabric, ribbon, or even an invitation or program for us to match colors for you. Let us know if you have any questions, we are here to help!
Dress labels range in size from 2-4” tall X 3-5 wide”, but can be a bit larger due to the borders, fonts, and wording chosen.
Light blue is the color used on most labels shown.
Please note on borders: Border options 10 thru 15 create a larger label. If you like those borders, but want a smaller size, consider using a monogram, and a short version of date (an abbreviation of month names, or a numerical date ). Also consider not using a font that is italicized, as those fonts can make names/words longer.
Please note for monograms: Traditional monogram styles go first initial, last initial, middle initial. For Bride and Groom monograms, they go Bride's initial, married last name initial, Grooms initial. The initial in the center of the monogram is typically bigger than the two side initials, unless otherwise requested.
Please note on names: Traditionally, for weddings, the bride's name goes first. Seems like, for everything else the husbands name goes first, but in this case the bride gets first billing! Of course, as with anythine else, it's your wedding, so you can do it any way you want to!
Please note: If using full first and last names: go ahead and enter the names in one line on your order. However, they will most likely be done on two lines due to space limitations, with no symbols between (such as "&").
If you are unsure of how you'd like your label to look, take a peak at the
"Product Examples" page. There are lots of labels on there!
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