Trendy Booth Strip Designs
Nobody elsegot this one.
Every booking gets a print template designed for it, before the event, included in the price. Here are thirty one of them, in both print sizes, each built for one night and then retired.
The archive
Thirty one events.
Thirty one designs.
Filter by the kind of event, and tap any one to see it full size.
The 2x6 strip
The classic. Three frames and your artwork, two copies per session, one for the guest and one for the book.
The 4x6 card
A postcard print instead of a strip. One big frame, more room for a logo or a sponsor row, and it fits a fridge.
Names and dates belonging to private clients are softened here. Corporate and nonprofit marks are shown as designed. Some of the older prints carry our previous logo, which is what was on them at the time.
How it gets made
Before the van
gets loaded.
You send the details
Names, date, colours, the logo files, the sponsor list. Whatever the strip has to carry.
We design it
Built around your event rather than dropped into a stock frame. You see a proof and you get to change it.
It prints all night
Unlimited, two per session, and everybody walks out holding one.
Rooms we have worked
You have probably
stood in one.
Five years of the Hill Country Charity Ball, a Neiman Marcus activation, and a lot of Kerrville in between.
Questions people actually ask
Straight answers.
Do we get to pick from these?
Not exactly. These are not a catalogue, they are twenty two designs that were each built for one event and then retired. Yours gets built for yours. Point at any of these and say more like that one, and we will start there.
What goes on the strip?
Whatever the event needs. Names and a date for a wedding. The event name, the year and every sponsor mark for a gala. A logo and a campaign line for a corporate activation. School, theme and year for a prom.
Is the design an add-on?
No. A custom template is in the price of both booths. It is designed and proofed before we load the van, not picked from a dropdown at the venue.
Why are some of the names blurred?
Because they are somebody's names. Corporate and nonprofit marks are published as designed. A couple's names and their wedding date are not ours to put on a public page, so those are softened. The layout and the type are untouched.
Can we do a 4x6 instead of a 2x6?
Yes, and there is a row of them above. Most events run the classic 2x6 strip, but the 4x6 card gives you one big frame and more room for a logo or a sponsor line. Say which you want at booking.
How many rounds of proofs?
As many as it takes to be right, within reason. You see it before the event, not on the night.