Custom plaques, made to order.

Engraving cuts the lettering into the material and lasts the life of the plaque. Printing reproduces full-color logos and photos. Many plaques combine both.

Wood for a classic award, acrylic for a modern look, engraved metal for durability, cast bronze for outdoor and permanent plaques, and photo plaques for keepsakes.

Yes. Our designers rebuild your logo for engraving or printing at no charge and confirm the colors on your free mockup.

Yes. Wall plaques ship with hangers fitted, and desk plaques come with their stand. Each one is packed individually.

The price of a custom plaque depends on the material, the size, the quantity and the finish. Wood and acrylic plaques are the most economical, engraved metal sits in the middle, and cast bronze costs the most because it is cast as one solid piece. The per-plaque price drops as the order grows. Customized Plaques sends an exact quote with your free mockup within 24 hours.

For most indoor awards, a solid wood plaque with an engraved metal plate is the best choice — it looks traditional and lasts for decades. Choose acrylic for a modern look, engraved metal for high-traffic spaces, and cast bronze for anything that will be outdoors. Customized Plaques will recommend one on your free mockup.

You can order custom plaques in bulk from Customized Plaques, starting at 12 plaques. Send your logo and wording, get a free mockup within 24 hours, and production takes about 2 weeks after you approve it.

Custom plaques from Customized Plaques take about 2 weeks to produce after you approve your free mockup, with faster turnaround available on express shipping. The mockup itself arrives within 24 hours.

Wood plaques are better for a traditional, warm award; acrylic plaques are better for a modern look or a full-color logo. Both last for years indoors. See our full wood vs. acrylic plaques comparison for a side-by-side breakdown.

An engraved plaque is better for longevity because the lettering is cut into the material and cannot wear off. A printed plaque is better when you need full-color logos or photos. Customized Plaques often combines both on one plaque.

A good award plaque includes the recipient’s name, the award title, the organization name and the date — plus an optional short line of thanks. Keep it to a few lines so the engraving stays large and readable. Customized Plaques lays out the wording on your free mockup.

Yes. Customized Plaques engraves or prints your company logo on any plaque, and our designers redraw low-quality logo files at no charge so they come out sharp.

Cast bronze is the best plaque for outdoor use — it is the standard for building dedications and memorials and weathers rather than wears. Stainless steel and aluminum work for sheltered outdoor spots. Customized Plaques will confirm the right material for your location.

Clean a plaque with a soft, dry or slightly damp microfiber cloth. Avoid paper towels, abrasive cleaners and polish on acrylic or printed surfaces. Wood plaques only need dusting; brass plates can be wiped with a soft cloth to keep their shine.