Today, uniqueness and sustainability are the new norms in event planning. The traditional approach to name badges simply doesn't cut it anymore. Imagine walking into a room and being greeted with a sea of identical, bland name tags. Now, picture a space where each badge is a piece of art, reflecting the personality of the wearer and the ethos of the event. This is not just a dream; with the rise of do it yourself name badges, this can be your reality. The Rising Trend of DIY in Events The DIY movement has taken the world by storm, and the event industry is no exception. Attendees no longer wa ..read more

Crafting Your Green Message with DIY Seed Paper Note: In this guide we use free form moulds. If you want to make seed paper sheets like a papermaker, read The Complete Papermaking Guide In an era where environmental sustainability takes center stage, crafting your own plantable seed paper emerges as a creative and eco-conscious choice. This unique blend of recycling and gardening allows you to send messages, not just in words, but in blooms and greens. Whether it's making flower seed paper for a heartfelt gift or creating printable seed paper for eco-friendly business cards, the process is not ..read more

In the wake of global environmental awareness, the event industry faces a pivotal shift. Traditional event accessories, particularly plastic wristbands, are under scrutiny for their environmental impact. This concern has led to the rise of innovative, sustainable solutions. Terra Tag leads the way with eco-friendly paper wrist bands that are stylish, sustainable, and practical. These wristbands are more than just accessories for events. They show a commitment to the environment and are made to meet the needs of event organisers and attendees. The Terra Tag Difference Terra Tag's approach to ev ..read more

Welcome to the definitive guide for creating impactful, sustainable, and memorable name tags for your next conference. In today's eco-conscious world, the standard plastic name tags just won't cut it. Learn how to update conference networking with new design, eco-friendly materials, and smart technology. Make your event unique and help the environment. Section 1: The Art of Name Tag Design Creating a Lasting First Impression The journey to a memorable conference experience begins with your name tag. This isn't just a badge; it's a conversation starter and first point of contact between attende ..read more

Events have the power to bring people together, but they can also leave a significant environmental footprint. There is a lot of value in going green. Planning a sustainable event demonstrates your commitment to the planet, showcases your brand's values, and resonates with environmentally conscious attendees. This expanded "Big Green List" is your all-in-one resource for planning an event that minimises waste, prioritises sustainability, and leaves a positive impact long after the last guest departs.   Have Swag, But Make It Sustainable First off, let's talk goodies. We all love them, but ..read more

Embarking on the journey of organising a sustainable event is a noble cause, filled with opportunities to make a positive impact. Here’s an enriched guide that aims to fill in a few gaps, providing you with a robust framework to host an event that's not just memorable but also kind to our planet. Before the Event: Planning with Purpose 1. Choose a Sustainable Venue: LEED Certification in Australia: While LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a globally recognised certification, Australia has its own Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) which offers a Green Star rating ..read more

Sydney International Convention Centre Seed Paper Name Badges For Events. Ah, the humble conference badge – often the unsung hero of networking events, silently bridging the gap between awkward introductions and fruitful collaborations. Think of it as the Swiss Army knife of the social butterfly, compact yet brimming with potential. But how do you transform this piece of card into a networking powerhouse? Let’s dive in, shall we? What is a conference badge? What are the different types of conference badges? From the classic lanyard to the innovative digital badge, there’s a whole world of b ..read more

Ever wondered about the secret life of your seemingly innocent name tag? Yes, we're talking about those name badges, plastic holders, and lanyards with metal or acrylic clips you've proudly sported at events. Well, buckle up, because we're about to spill the tea on these not-so-green accessories and introduce you to the superhero of sustainability: Terra Tags. The Not-So-Green Reality of Name Badges Did you know that a whopping half of all plastics ever manufactured were produced in the last 15 years, with a forecast to double by 2050? ? (National Geographic). That's a mountain of plastic, and ..read more

In corporate event planning, the shift towards sustainability has brought a renewed focus on the selection of conference swag. Specifically, the choice of conference name tags, name badge lanyards, and event lanyards plays a pivotal role in this green transition. This guide delves into the nuances of selecting environmentally friendly name tags and lanyards, showcasing Australian examples, and providing actionable advice for event planners committed to sustainability. Understanding the Environmental Impact Traditional badge holders and conventional conference name tags often end up as waste, c ..read more

Hey there, fellow event planners! Are you looking to sprinkle a bit of green magic into your events? You're not alone. The wave of eco-friendly event planning is getting bigger, and for good reason. Not only does it show your commitment to our planet, but it also paints your brand in the best light. So, whether you're a seasoned pro or new to the scene, I'm here to guide you through the simple steps to make your events kinder to Mother Earth. Trust me, it's easier than you think, and the rewards? Absolutely worth it! What's an Eco-Friendly Event Anyway? An eco-friendly event is all about mindf ..read more