Churches have lobbies, classrooms, fellowship halls and youth rooms, and they want every one of them to feel welcoming. Many also have volunteers ready to help with prep.
Welcome and gathering
- Mission statement and welcome walls
- Congregation history and photo timelines
- Fellowship hall scenes
- Wayfinding to classrooms and nurseries
Children and youth
- Children’s ministry rooms with Bible story scenes
- Youth rooms with bold graphics
- Hallway murals kids look forward to
Glass and light
- A stained glass look on windows and glass doors, printed with no white ink so light comes through
- Scripture passages on feature walls
What to plan for
- One church often has several rooms. Quote the building, not just the wall.
- Ask who approves the design. Committees take longer, so build in time.
- For glass, decide on the look first: light through the color, or solid color with white ink behind it.
How to pitch it
The best prospects have a wall people see every day, a reason to change now, like an opening, a rebrand or a renovation, someone you can reach who decides, and a budget for signage, decor or branding already. Start with church administrators, children’s ministry directors and church builders and renovators.
The walk-in takes about 20 seconds:
“Hi, I’m [name] with [your business]. We print full-color murals and graphics straight onto walls, right here in [city]. Can I show you what that wall would look like with your logo on it?”
Take a photo of the wall, mock the design up on it, and follow up with an email in two days and a call in a week. Most jobs aren’t lost to price. They’re lost to a follow-up that never happened.
Questions people ask
Can you print a stained glass look?
Yes. Print without the white channel on glass and light passes through the color. Read the white channel for how it works.
What does a church wall cost?
Most printed jobs sell for $20 to $40 a square foot, depending on the surface, the artwork and the market.
Have a wall like this in mind? Send us a photo of the space and what you want on it. The team in Wilmington will tell you what to expect.
Wall printing ideas series: what owners print, space by space, and how to pitch it. Browse print ideas.
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- Home offices and video call walls
- Garages, basements and game rooms
- Hotels and short-term rentals
- Churches and worship spaces
- Dental, vet and wellness practices
- Senior living
- Salons, barbershops and small storefronts
- Dealerships and auto shops
- Museums, libraries and community spaces
- Fitness studios, yoga and spas
- Unexpected surfaces