Posted by Administrator on 12/30/2010 to
Wristbands
Are you looking for a hassle-free way to give out door prizes and count heads at your next event? Do it with silicone wristbands or custom event wristbands.
One of our featured products is the sequentially numbered event wristband. Each one has a different number on it, all the way up to 1,000 minimum. If you are hosting an event where you want to know exactly how many people have come in, issue sequentially numbered event wristbands at the door. Give strict instructions to people with business name tags or employee name badges working the door or registration table that each person entering gets one. That way, you won’t have to walk around later and try to do a head count or tally up registration forms. You will know exactly how many attendees you have; all you need to do is look at the last numbered wristband.
If you have more than one entrance, give each entrance team a different fill color wristband to hand out to participants. Choose from red, white, black, light blue, dark blue wristbands or no fill at all. These come in youth and adult sizes.
Aside from doing a head count, the sequentially numbered rubber bracelets can help you give out door prizes. This is especially handy if you have large crowds and don’t want to mess with those tiny little raffle tickets that people tend to drop and lose everywhere. A number can be chosen at random for every door prize. The person wearing that number will win that prize. For multiple series of silicone wristbands, a color can be chosen as well. The easiest way to do this is to put numbered balls into a fishbowl. The first bowl will stand for the hundreds position, the second for the tens position, and the third for the ones position. If the first number is 3, the second is 0 and the third is 5, number 305 wins a prize. This can be an exciting moment for everyone, and is a boost at dance-a-thons or all-night events.
One of our featured products is the sequentially numbered event wristband. Each one has a different number on it, all the way up to 1,000 minimum. If you are hosting an event where you want to know exactly how many people have come in, issue sequentially numbered event wristbands at the door. Give strict instructions to people with business name tags or employee name badges working the door or registration table that each person entering gets one. That way, you won’t have to walk around later and try to do a head count or tally up registration forms. You will know exactly how many attendees you have; all you need to do is look at the last numbered wristband.
If you have more than one entrance, give each entrance team a different fill color wristband to hand out to participants. Choose from red, white, black, light blue, dark blue wristbands or no fill at all. These come in youth and adult sizes.
Aside from doing a head count, the sequentially numbered rubber bracelets can help you give out door prizes. This is especially handy if you have large crowds and don’t want to mess with those tiny little raffle tickets that people tend to drop and lose everywhere. A number can be chosen at random for every door prize. The person wearing that number will win that prize. For multiple series of silicone wristbands, a color can be chosen as well. The easiest way to do this is to put numbered balls into a fishbowl. The first bowl will stand for the hundreds position, the second for the tens position, and the third for the ones position. If the first number is 3, the second is 0 and the third is 5, number 305 wins a prize. This can be an exciting moment for everyone, and is a boost at dance-a-thons or all-night events.