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Closed Christmas Eve Sign — Free Printable Templates

Closed on Christmas Eve sign taped inside a shop door with a wreath and fairy lights

Free printable closed on Christmas Eve signs for shops, offices and restaurants — a classic black-and-white sign that matches our other closed for Christmas and holiday signs, a festive version, one with a line for the day you reopen, and a “closing early on Christmas Eve” sign. Print in US Letter or A4, landscape.

Every design is print-friendly: white backgrounds with colour only in the lettering, borders and icons, so they print crisply on any home printer without draining your ink.

All 4 designs in one file. 4 pages, one sign per page.

Closed on Christmas Eve — Classic — free printable closed Christmas Eve sign

Closed on Christmas Eve — Classic

Black and white, matching our other closed signs.

Closed on Christmas Eve — Festive — free printable closed Christmas Eve sign

Closed on Christmas Eve — Festive

Red lettering, holly and “Merry Christmas!”.

Closed Christmas Eve · We Will Reopen On — free printable closed Christmas Eve sign

Closed Christmas Eve · We Will Reopen On

A line for your reopening day.

Closing Early on Christmas Eve — free printable closed Christmas Eve sign

Closing Early on Christmas Eve

A line for your closing time.

Where to use a closed Christmas Eve sign

  • Shop and restaurant doors and windows
  • Office receptions and reception desks
  • Salons, gyms and studios
  • Church offices and community centres
  • Websites and social posts (use the JPG)

How to print and hang it

  1. Pick a design and download the PDF. US Letter and A4 are both landscape. The JPG is there if you want to add it to a document or print shop order.
  2. Print on card stock if you can. Heavier paper stays flat on a door or window. For colour signs, use your printer’s best quality setting.
  3. Protect it. Slide it into a sheet protector or laminate it so it survives fingerprints, rain and cleaning.
  4. Hang it at eye level. Use tape on glass, a frame on a wall, or zip ties through punched holes on a fence or gate.
Free for personal and business use. Print as many as you need for your home, shop, office or workplace. Please link to this page rather than re-uploading the files, and do not sell them.

Questions

When should I put the sign up?

About a week before Christmas Eve, so regular customers see it on more than one visit.

Can I write my opening hours?

Yes — the “We will reopen on” and “Closing early” designs have lines to fill in.

Do you have a closed for Christmas Day sign?

Yes, see our closed for Christmas sign and the New Year’s Eve signs below.

Can I share the sign online?

Yes — download the JPG and post it on your website or social media.

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