Product description
An anniversary needs a date you can see. That is exactly what the line “Est. 2026” beneath the surname does.
Geometry and handwriting
The hexagon arch in the photo is strictly geometric, while the lettering is soft and flowing. That contrast is intentional: in front of angular frame profiles a script looks more alive than a block font, which would only repeat the shapes of the arch.
A sign for every year
Unlike flowers and candles, this piece outlives the celebration. Many couples set it up again on every anniversary – in the hallway, the dining room, on the sideboard.
Configuration
Name and year are freely entered, as are font, colour and dimensions. Set on two lines, the year stays noticeably smaller than the name, which reads calmer.
Its construction
A glow-line, worked into shape by hand and laid onto an invisible support panel routed to the outline. Enclosed you will find a power brick with a dimmer built in, a discreet feed lead and the fixing accessories. Around twenty days pass between your order and the courier ringing the bell. We answer for the piece for two years.
“The Moores Est. 2026” isn't really built for one evening — it's built for every year afterwards, switched back on each anniversary while the flowers and candles are long gone. Set across two lines, the year stays visibly smaller than the name, which keeps the whole thing calmer to look at.
- Gets switched on again every anniversary, not just once.
- The year stays noticeably smaller than the name across two lines.
- Suits geometric frames just as well as plain wall space.
- Stays just as stable after repeated hanging and rehanging.
- What lights up the party becomes lasting wall décor afterwards.