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Corporate Plaques in Sarasota, FL

A plaque is the recognition piece that stays on the wall long after the ceremony. We build ours on solid wood, brushed metal, and composite boards, engraved in our Sarasota shop with the wording proofed before a single cut.

From single retirement plaques to building dedications and full recognition programs, we handle layout, typesetting, and engraving in house, so what you approve is exactly what hangs.

Corporate Plaques examples from the Sarasota Trophy shop

Plaque types we produce

  • Recognition and appreciation plaques for employees, volunteers, and board members.
  • Retirement plaques with citations, dates, and logos.
  • Building dedication and memorial plaques in metal on wood.
  • Award plaques for safety programs, sales achievements, and service years.
  • Photo plaques and sublimated full-color designs.

Prefer to browse first? See corporate plaques in our online store, then call for engraving and personalization.

Corporate Plaques: common questions

Can you help write the plaque wording?

Yes. Bring the occasion and the name and we will draft citation wording you can edit. Our plaque wording guide covers the common formats if you want a head start.

What plaque materials do you offer?

Solid walnut and cherry-finish boards, brushed gold and silver metal plates, black brass, and full-color composite. We will recommend a combination that fits the setting and budget.

How long does a plaque take?

Standard plaques finish in about two to four business days after proof approval. Rush service is available for ceremonies on short notice.

Do you make matching plaques year after year?

Yes. Annual awards are kept on file so each year's plaque matches the last one exactly.

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Or call (941) 921-4339 and talk to the shop directly.

Need corporate plaques on a deadline?

Call (941) 921-4339 with your date. Rush production on stock components is usually possible.