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⭐ 5-Star Rating
Cameron J. – Verified Customer
“Hilarious and perfect for my kitchen. Everyone laughs when they see it!”
Some mornings deserve a warning label—and a laugh.
The Warning: Loud Mornings Ahead – Funny Plaque is a funny morning wall plaque designed for anyone who needs a daily dose of humor with their caffeine and a playful reminder that mornings can be intense.
Printed on durable MDF with a crisp, high-contrast design, this funny morning wall plaque delivers humor, personality, and style in one bold package. Featuring a keyhole slot for easy hanging, it’s perfect for kitchens, bedrooms, offices, or any space that appreciates slapstick and laughter.
Bold. Funny. Relatable.
Size: 6" wide x 10" tall
Material: 1/4" Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF)
Finish: Printed design (not engraved)
Mounting: Keyhole slot on back for easy hanging
Stand: Not included
Humorous morning message everyone notices
Compact size fits walls, shelves, and personal spaces
Durable MDF construction for long-term display
Great gift for friends, coworkers, or anyone surviving early mornings
Buy 1 — get 10% off
Buy 2 — get 20% off
Buy 3 — get 30% off
All plaques ship free—always.
Is the design engraved or printed?
The design is printed directly onto the MDF for a clean, high-contrast finish.
Does it come with a stand?
No. A stand is not included, but the keyhole slot allows easy wall hanging.
Where does this plaque work best?
Perfect for kitchens, bedrooms, offices, or any space that enjoys bold humor and morning comedy.
The perfect plaque for fans who love slapstick, bold humor, and a warning that mornings can get loud.
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“Hilarious and perfect for my kitchen. Everyone laughs when they see it!”
“I bought this for my wife. She laughed, then stared at me like she was deciding if she was offended. That’s how I know it’s perfect.”
