Grand Opening Banners

A grand opening banner that goes up a week before and stays up a month after.

13 oz vinyl, hemmed on every edge, brass grommets every two feet — included, not upcharges. 3×6 for $70, shipped free by FedEx Ground.

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A designer proofs your artwork within 2–4 hours and nothing prints until you approve it.

The banner is the announcement. Say when.

A grand opening has three phases and the banner should change with them: "COMING SOON" while you build out, "GRAND OPENING [date]" the week before, and "NOW OPEN" for the month after. Three banners at $70 each cover the whole launch — and the middle one is the one people photograph.

Size follows the building. A 3×6 covers a storefront; a 2×8 suits a long low fence or the top of a window; a 2×4 fits a door or a small awning. All of them are 13 oz scrim vinyl, hemmed so the edges do not fray, with grommets every two feet so they hang flat. Those finishes are in the price, not added at checkout.

Pair the banner with two feather flags at the curb and an A-frame at the door, and the block knows something opened. That is the full opening kit, and it is under $500.

The opening kit

Banner on the building, flags at the curb, A-frame at the door

Vinyl Banners

From $40

3×6 for $70 or 2×8 for $60. Order "COMING SOON" and "NOW OPEN" together and swap them; same hooks.

Feather Flags

From $149

Two "GRAND OPENING" or "NOW OPEN" flags at $149 each. Reads from the road; reused for every promotion after.

Real Estate A-Frames

From $119

At the door with the hours and the opening offer. $119 complete; new graphic for the next promo is $39.

A typical first order

A retail shop’s opening month

Announce it, then keep announcing it.

3×6 "GRAND OPENING · Saturday" banner	$70
3×6 "NOW OPEN" banner for after	$70
Two feather flags with poles	$298
FedEx Ground shipping	Free
Total, shipped	$438

Send one logo; we lay out both banners and the flags to match and send one proof. Approve by Tuesday, hang by Friday.

Questions we get from new business owners

What size banner for a storefront?

3×6 for most single storefronts — big enough to read across a parking lot, small enough to hang above a door. 2×8 if you are mounting on a long fence or a low wall. Sizing guide.

Are hems and grommets extra?

No. Every banner is hemmed on all four sides with brass grommets every two feet, and that is in the listed price. Most sites list a bare banner and add finishing at checkout; we do not.

How do I hang it so it does not tear?

Use every grommet, use zip ties or bungee cords rather than rope, and pull it flat against the surface. A banner that can flap will wear at the corners. If it must span open air, tell us and we add wind slits.

How long does a vinyl banner last outside?

Months to years depending on sun and wind. A 13 oz banner hung flat on a building will last a full season easily; many are still up two years later. UV inks do not peel.

Keep reading

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Ready when you are, and nothing prints until you say so.

Describe the sign and our AI designer will draw three concepts in about 20 seconds — or send a logo and a person lays it out for you, free. Nothing prints until you approve a proof.

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