Every special event can use an Event Banners. These normally function as focal points or as backdrops. A typical event banner application is at a conference or convention where there is a stage or podium. A banner can be hung as a backdrop in order to emphasize convention theme or display a corporate logo. Event banner backdrops can be any size or shape, varying from your typical horizontal long and narrow shape to a more square backdrop shape. Large backdrop banners can be hung from cords attached to ceiling either to a curtain rod style pole (using pole pocket technique) or to a number of grommets in top of banner.

Event banners can be either Indoor or Outdoor Banners. The cost is virtually same, since only material is different. In case of Birthday Banners that are used indoors, vinyl material is often softer, and less tear-resistant. When Birthday Banners or Church Banners are meant to be hung outside (like a Sign Banner), then it can be printed on a more tear-resistant material, and will include seams and grommets where requested. If you need your banner to last for more than one event it is best to print it with durable outdoor inks to make it scratch resistant.

All vinyl banners from America-Banners.com are printed with full color outdoor resistant printing using solvent inks. Because printing process is a digital one, banner designs can include photographs, logos, and special artwork. You can normally use your own vinyl banner design, or your supplier can create a banner design for you. Vinyl Banners can be ordered on web from companies such as America-Banners.com, TradeShow-Display-Experts.com and Canada Display Graphics who all ship across North America.

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2. Keep your design simple and striking. The best designs contain two or three basic elements. Usually these will be a photograph, a large headline, and an "identifier" such as your company name, logo, or phone number.

3. Use bright colors. The most striking vinyl banners have lots of bright colors.

4. Design your vinyl banner so it is readable for your target audience. If it is going on a building or beside a road on a fence, or on an outfield fence at a baseball or soccer field, MAKE SURE YOUR MOST IMPORTANT MESSAGE IS LARGE ENOUGH TO BE READ.

5. Make sure your images have sufficient resolution. For some advice on image resolution, see Vinyl Banners FAQ.

6. Make sure your vinyl banner fits area where you're going to mount it. Don't guess at size. Most people who are not familiar with signage will UNDERESTIMATE required size.

7. Consider alternative methods of mounting your vinyl banner. Grommets are "default" method of mounting a banner on a wall or fence. But often "pole pockets" are simpler and more efficient.

For more information go to America-Banners.com or TradeShow-Display-Experts.com.