Seal It With Love is Designing Event Swag Like it’s 1999
Seal It With Love, a custom invitation and stationery boutique, in business since 2003, has been expanding their services in 2011 to include event swag and signage for special events and fundraisers in the Seattle area. Now collaborating with local businesses and non-profits including High Maintenance Bitch, Pacific Northwest Marketing Events and Crossing Borders Foundation, they design and produce unique event décor from coasters that look like records to table centerpieces incorporating a rock music theme.
Their latest project includes the upcoming Rock Star Party taking place Friday, April 1st at the hottest new hotel in Seattle, Hotel 1000. At the Rock Star party guests are to dress up like their favorite rock star, dancing and rockaoke, singing the night away. Seal It With Love is designing and producing much of the event signage and swag for this very hip event, incorporating the rock star theme throughout.
Tiffany Brown, co-owner and founder of Seal It With Love says “We came across an opportunity late last year to expand our already creative and custom services to include table signs, favors, centerpieces and really pretty much anything that is needed for a special event. In 2011 we are seeing a huge demand for this custom kind of swag for fun events like the Rock Star party or for themed fundraising events with non-profits.”
With the ability to offer this new service, business is booming and Tiffany and business partner, Heather Pierce, based in Arizona, are having fun and growing their client base at the same time. For example, most recently they designed and produced the swag bag tags for the Oscar Night party at Hotel 1000 last month. So if it’s anything paper and then some, they can create unique, memorable and eye-catching swag and décor for any event’s needs. You can see samples of their work on their web site www.sealitwithlove.com or on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/Seal-It-With-Love/370791195651. Or to see physical samples contact Tiffany at tiffany@sealitiwithlove.com or (425) 820-5832
Get a chance to check out their latest work and have a rockin’ good time at the Rock Star Party at Hotel 1000 Friday, April 1, 2001, 8pm, planned by Pacific Northwest Marketing Events. For more information on the party, visit www.pacificnwmarketingevents.com
Seal It With Love is a privately owned custom invitation and stationery boutique serving clientele nationwide. It is owner-operated by Tiffany Brown of Seattle, WA and Heather Pierce of Flagstaff, AZ. Since 2003 they have created one-of-a kind customizable invitations and stationery including greeting cards, personal stationery, wedding invitations, menus, programs, thank you cards, and place cards . Their latest work includes creating custom event signage and swag for several Seattle-based businesses and non-profits, including High Maintenance Bitch, some of which will appear in an upcoming reality TV series, as well as
Pacific Northwest Marketing Events and Crossing Borders Foundation.
They can create this same custom signage and swag and invitations for corporate and private fundraisers and other special events. For more information contact Heather Pierce at 602-421-1899 or visit them on the web at www.sealitwithlove.com.
Seal It With Love is a privately owned custom invitation and stationery boutique serving clientele nationwide. It is owner-operated by Tiffany Brown of Seattle, WA and Heather Pierce of Flagstaff, AZ. Since 2003 they have created one-of-a kind customizable invitations and stationery including greeting cards, personal stationery, wedding invitations, menus, programs, thank you cards, and place cards . Their latest work includes creating custom event signage and swag for several Seattle-based businesses and non-profits, including High Maintenance Bitch, some of which will appear in an upcoming reality TV series, as well as Pacific Northwest Marketing Events and Crossing Borders Foundation. They can create this same custom signage and swag and invitations for corporate and private fundraisers and other special events.
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