The size of the 60 inch welcome poster is 1.5 meters by 1 meter. Inch "refers to inches, and one inch is equal to 2.54 centimeters. It can be calculated that the size of a 60 inch poster is usually 1.5 meters by 1 meter. However, due to the variable size ratio of wedding photo posters, the specifications of each studio may vary, so it is necessary to inquire in advance.
Common sizes of welcome posters
1. 1.8 meters x 0.8 meters
The 1.8-meter welcome poster is a commonly used size nowadays, and most wedding photography agencies will give away wedding welcome posters. Newcomers only need to choose suitable photos.
2. 1.6 meters x 0.6 meters
This size of poster is relatively rare, newcomers can find an advertising company to make it. The size produced by advertising companies is relatively arbitrary, and can be enlarged or reduced according to one's own needs.
3. 1.5 meters x 0.9 meters
If it is a relatively small wedding, using 1.5 meters is also acceptable. As the most important indicator of the welcome area, posters must be carefully selected with photos.
How to choose a 60 inch welcome poster
1. Show your face
The most important function of a welcome photo is to guide guests and help them quickly find their "belonging banquet hall" for the wedding. So the welcome poster must openly display the beautiful and handsome face of the newcomer, so that guests can recognize it at a glance.
2. Avoid small crowds and large scenes
This is also to enable guests to recognize the newcomer more clearly. Although welcoming posters with small people and large scenery can highlight the artistic conception, as a guiding instruction, the recognition level is not high enough.
3. Choose a simple background
The background of the welcome poster should be overall clean, plain, and atmospheric. Simplicity makes it appear more sophisticated, while overly flashy backgrounds can disrupt the overall presentation and appear cluttered.
4. Unified with wedding style
Although wedding welcome photos usually do not appear in the wedding venue, the style should still be in line with the wedding, and the overall color scheme should be as consistent as possible.