Renting an easel stand in Mumbai
Printed signage still has a place. A welcome board in calligraphy, a seating chart guests actually crowd around, a hand-lettered menu — these are things people photograph, and a digital screen doesn't replace them.
What they need is somewhere to stand at the right height, angled so it reads from six feet away. A wooden easel does that, and it looks like part of the décor rather than a stand holding something up.
Best used for
- Welcome and entrance signage
- Seating charts and table plans
- Menu boards at bars and buffets
- Directional signage across multi-hall venues
- Corporate branding and sponsor boards
- Photo displays and memory tables
How many do you need?
One per sign. Most weddings underestimate this — a welcome board, a seating chart, a menu at the bar and directional signs at two decision points is already five. Count your signage list rather than guessing.
What to check with the venue ?
Floor space in the position, and whether the property permits freestanding items in lobbies and circulation areas. Little else — these need no power and no fixing.
Booked alongside
Signage setups combine easels with digital standees where content changes between functions, and queue managers where the sign sits at an entry point.