This is a beautiful distressed wood sign that can be customized with the name of your choice! This is a great sign for any home and makes a perfect gift for weddings, housewarmings, anniversaries, etc!

TO PURCHASE:
*Select sign color
*Select Ribbon color
*Enter the custom last name (YOU MUST TYPE THE NAME EXACTLY AS YOU WOULD LIKE IT TO APPEAR ON YOUR SIGN. If you type information incorrectly, it will be created incorrectly.)

If WE accidentally do an error/misspelling, we will gladly replace it. If the order is PLACED INCORRECTLY with a misspelling, we unfortunately cannot be responsible for replacing it, and a new order would need to be placed.

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SIZE:
16" Diameter
1/2" Thick Circle with 1/4" Thick 3D Lettering
2 1/2" total depth with bow

OUTDOOR SIGN CARE:
A few May experience aging on some of the lighter color signs due to heat or sun. To help prevent this, spray with a UV resistant clear coat for protection.

MATERIALS:
*REAL WOOD (Each sign will vary with the distressing, wood grain, wood knots, etc.)
*Jute loop hanger on top to easily hang on wall or door
*Ribbon
*Eucalyptus

DESIGN:
*Variety of Paint or Stain Colors. (Only the front is stained/painted. If you need the back finished as well, please contact us so we can send you a custom link that includes the small additional fee.)
*Variety of ribbon colors
*Rustic/Distressed Character

SPECIAL FEATURES:
*Multiple colors to choose from
*Has 2 coats of varnish!

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EXAMPLES FOR LAST NAMES:
To show the plural form if your name ends in s, x, z, sh, or ch, add "es" to the end, unless the ch sounds like "k", just add an "s". "Hendrix" becomes "Hendrixes".
For all other endings, simply add "s" to the end. "Johnson" becomes "Johnsons". DO NOT USE AN ASPOSTROPHE.