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Host Stand & Welcome Sign
Make the first point of welcome clear with a host-stand sign. The design can identify the restaurant and tell arriving guests where to begin.
$49–$149 per sign, USD · final price confirmed in your written quote
Who is the Host Stand & Welcome Sign for, and what is personalized?
The Host Stand & Welcome Sign is a made-to-order sign for restaurants, suited to opening and rebrand. It carries three personalized lines: Restaurant, Message and Instruction. Table Number Co lists it under “Menus and guest welcome”. The suggested size is 12"–18" wide, and the material direction is wood, acrylic, or metal.
The first image is an AI-generated design concept of the Host Stand & Welcome Sign; the next 4 illustrate planning steps with a related product, not this design; the last is a collection setting. None is completed customer work.
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Host Stand & Welcome Sign specifications
- Format
- Sign
- Material
- Wood, acrylic, or metal
- Suggested size
- 12"–18" wide
- Personalization
- Restaurant, Message, Instruction
- Made for
- Restaurants
- Occasions
- Opening, Rebrand
- Price
- $49–$149 USD per sign
- Collection group
- Menus and guest welcome: help guests find the host or the current menu.
Choose the one action guests should take, such as checking in with the host. Keep that instruction prominent and leave detailed booking policies for a separate notice or menu so the entrance stays easy to understand.
Example Host Stand & Welcome Sign inscription
Illustrative wording, not a customer order.
- Restaurant
- Juniper Table
- Message
- Welcome
- Instruction
- Please check in with our host
Juniper Table
Welcome
Please check in with our host
Several Host Stand & Welcome Sign pieces with different restaurant lines?
Download the CSV template (headings only): one row per inscription, typed exactly.
How does the Host Stand & Welcome Sign compare?
Build your own shortlist| Design | Host Stand & Welcome Sign This design | Custom Table Number Signs | QR Code Menu Sign | Reserved Table Sign |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Make the first point of welcome clear with a host-stand sign. The design can identify the restaurant and tell arriving guests where to begin. | Help staff and guests identify the right table with clear numbered signs. The design can coordinate with the restaurant's materials and visual identity. | Put the menu link where guests can find it without searching. A dedicated QR sign pairs your code with a short instruction and restaurant identity. | Make a reserved table easy to recognize with a sign that fits the room. The layout can stay simple or include a replaceable guest or event detail. |
| Why choose it | Choose the one action guests should take, such as checking in with the host. Keep that instruction prominent and leave detailed booking policies for a separate notice or menu so the entrance stays easy to understand. | Check the numbers at the distance staff will read them, especially easily confused pairs such as 6 and 9. Choose a stable display format and list the exact sequence, including any intentionally skipped table numbers. | Use a web address you control so menu updates do not require new signs. Test the supplied code at its proposed printed size on several phones, and include a readable alternative address where the layout allows. | Decide whether staff need a reusable reserved sign or one personalized for a special event. A fixed engraved guest name suits a keepsake; a changeable area is more practical for everyday reservations. |
| Material | Wood, acrylic, or metal | Acrylic, wood or aluminum | Acrylic or wood | Acrylic or metal |
| Suggested size | 12"–18" wide | 3" x 4" to 4" x 6" | 4" x 6" | 4" x 3" |
| Price | $49–$149 per sign | $19–$49 per sign | $19–$49 per sign | $19–$49 per sign |
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Table Number Co planning guides
All buying guidesChoose a Table Number Co host-stand sign by where guests first look and how the display will be supported. For worldwide orders, specify a countertop base, separate floor stand or wall mounting before choosing the face material. A sign face alone does not establish the footprint, height or hardware of the finished display.
Use the active table list for number signs and simultaneous use for reserved markers. Keep exact replacement numbers and two-sided objects clear in the count.
A table sign maker's guide to numbering restaurant tables: four systems compared, point-of-view counting, POS naming limits from vendor documentation, combined and seasonal tables, numeral height by reading distance and a numbering worksheet, ending in a 32-table worked example.
Build the order around what each sign asks a guest or staff member to do. Count table numbers, menu links, reservation markers and permanent identity signs separately. Approve the destination of every QR code and the language version used at each venue.