How to get MONOGRAMMED CORNHOLE BOARDS for your wedding

Want to add some fun to your wedding cocktail hour? Add a game of cornhole! Not only will it provide your guests with something enjoyable to do, but it also is a perfect opportunity to show off your wedding monogram. Now there are two ways you can go about to get your custom monogrammed cornhole boards. Let me show you how.

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Step 1: Get a monogram

First, you’ll need a monogram or wedding logo. If you don’t already have a monogram design take a look inside my monogram shop. You just might find the perfect monogram for you!

Step 2: Print directly on board

One option is to get your monogram printed directly onto the board. For this option we recommend customcornhole.com. This option is great if you want the artwork to withstand all sorts of weather conditions and look great for a many years to come. Even after 1000 hours of play your board and the artwork will still look great!

Option 2: Attach vinyl decal to board

A second option is getting plain wood cornhole boards and adding a vinyl decal of your monogram to your boards. This is a great alternative if you want to remove your monogram from your boards later on and change it up with a different vinyl decal. For this option we recommend getting your decals at Sticky Life. Their maximum size for vinyl stickers is 50" x 120" so there will be no problem getting your monogram in a large enough size for your cornhole boards.

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So there you go! Here are the two ways you can achieve monogrammed cornhole boards to add a personalized touch to your outdoor wedding games. I hope this inspires and helps you in your wedding planning. If you'd like more inspiration and vendor recommendations for monogramming please grab our free guide below!

My favorite vendors for monogramming wedding details

Use this free guide to help you get your monogram added to wedding details such as napkins, ring box, guest book, the bar and more! (P.S. for wedding planners too!)