One graduating class.
Every name matters.
Make a coordinated celebration feel personal for every graduate. Bring your school, PTA, or team together around one clear plan for designs, details, and dates.
Plan your group orderStart with a brief. Pricing and dates are confirmed after review.
Example artwork · personalize the details in the studio
Shared spirit, individual stories
Plan a consistent design with individual names and the variations your group needs.
One clear approval path
Identify a coordinator to review spelling, school wording, and the final design details.
A brief that makes quoting easier
Collect quantity, variations, delivery needs, and your target date before requesting a scoped quote.
A clear plan for
the whole class.
A little coordination up front makes the important details easier to review.
See what goes in your briefSet the scope
Estimate the number of signs and decide whether each design needs a unique name or photo.
Name your coordinator
Choose who will collect the details and approve the proofs. Keep student rosters out of the initial inquiry.
Review timing and the quote
Share event and target-arrival dates. Pricing and delivery are confirmed after the project is reviewed.
What group sizes can I ask about?
The group-order planning path is designed for ten or more signs. Include your estimated quantity in the initial brief so the scope can be reviewed.
Can every sign have a different name?
You can request individual graduate names and other variations. Describe the number and type of variations so they can be included in the quote.
Can I get an instant bulk price?
Group pricing requires a scope review. Quantity, materials, unique details, approval requirements, and delivery arrangements can affect the quote.
Should I send a student roster now?
Start with quantities and the kinds of personalization you need. Do not include student rosters or photos in the initial inquiry; agree on a suitable handoff with the team first.
Can we request delivery to multiple places?
Describe any split destinations in the brief. Shipping arrangements and costs need confirmation before they become part of an order.
Does submitting a brief reserve our delivery date?
No. A brief is a request for review, not an accepted order or delivery commitment. Share both your event date and desired arrival date so feasibility can be discussed.