Printing for temples
Diwali banners, stage backdrops and festival programmes.
Who it's for: Hindu mandirs, Jain and Buddhist temples, their trustees, volunteers and teachers.
Festival season is when temples print most: Diwali, Navratri and Janmashtami at a mandir, Vesak at a Buddhist temple, Mahavir Jayanti at a Jain temple. A banner outside, a backdrop for the stage and a programme in every hand.
What to order
Charity, school, club or place of worship?
Sign up once and every order is 10% cheaper. Approved on the spot, no code. We're a small Manchester sign company and we like helping the groups that hold communities together.
What people print it for
Diwali
A banner outside and flyers with the evening's programme.
Navratri
A backdrop behind the stage for garba nights.
Visitors
Opening and aarti times, and a warm welcome.
Classes
Language, music and yoga class timetables.
Printing for temples
Anything else? Call 0161 315 1151 or send us a message.
Can you print Gujarati, Hindi, Tamil or Sanskrit?
Yes. Send a PDF with the fonts embedded and it prints as it looks. A person checks every file before it prints, and we will ask if anything looks wrong.
How big should a stage backdrop be?
Measure the space behind the stage. Many of our banners take your own size, and the price updates as you type.
Is a charity number needed for the discount?
No. It is optional. Lots of churches, mosques, temples, schools and clubs are not registered charities, and they are just as welcome.
Odd size or a big run? We will quote it
Send the details and a person from our team replies with a price.