A year without birthday parties is kind of a bummer. We’ve found lots of ways to make the best of it with virtual birthday party ideas, including this trend which hit the suburbs across the country over this year: birthday yard signs.
How Do Birthday Yard Signs Work?
We found a couple different local franchises that rent these colorful, giant celebration signs based on zip code. Not only do they look fantastic and surprise the birthday kid with a wonderful place for photos and cheer, but they also encourage neighbors and passers-by to cheer them on all day — sort of like the front yard equivalent of having a restaurant sing for your birthday.
Jacquelyn from CardMyYard.com in Alameda told us, “We place the sign either late at night or very early in the morning for birthdays, graduations, weddings, and baby announcements. The customer picks the color font; decides on what they would like the sign to say; and picks out a couple of graphics. We add in stars, balloons and other graphics to round out the sign. They are purposefully huge and we strive to fill a yard with a big statement.”
“The signs are a rental and remain up for about 24 hours (longer if a second day is booked). We deliver; set-up; take away. Prices start at $120 plus sales tax. Delivery is free under 8 miles.”
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How Do I Order a Birthday Yard Sign?
Sign Gypsies offers a similar service to Walnut Creek, Alamo, Clayton, Concord, Danville, Diablo, Lafayette, Martinez, Moraga, Orinda, Blackhawk, and Pleasant Hill.
Card My Yard East Bay serves 94501, 94502, 94563, 94609, 94610, 94611, 94618, 94704, 94705, 94707, 94708 and 94720, but will make arrangements with other nearby zip codes.
[All photos courtesy of Card My Yard East Bay]
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2 thoughts on “Birthday Yard Signs: A Perfect Idea for 2020”
Hello I need a yard sign for a couples shower for August 29th can you have it to me in time?
Hi Florence, We don’t deliver signs, but we suggest you reach out to one of the mentioned companies in the article.