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PIR HOTEL ROOM DOOR DECORATIONS
Do any of the Admins have helpful tips in regard to this? Since I'm traveling by air, I have to figure out how I'm going to make mine transportable. I'm thinking of maybe getting my husband to make a banner for me and then I can add to it when I get there. Let's get those ideas flowing!
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Permalink Reply by Bainite on
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A waterproof sign (8-1/2 by 11) with a couple of suction cups. Put it in the shower, under the showerhead. On the sign: "Take ALL the time you want!"
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Permalink Reply by Sierrascrapper (ETN2) on
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Love it!!!
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Here is an example I found on Google.
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That's EXACTLY it Mamag. My hubby works for a sign shop, so I can get him to design it for me as far as words and some graphics and then I will add the "Bling" to it to jazz it up.
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I was discussing this with my hubby today who works at a sign shop, and he suggested printing on Tyvek material instead of using banner material. It's a lot like paper, but doesn't tear and is waterproof. Also, it's cheaper and lighter weight. We are going to design it together and then he will print on the material and I plan on "blinging" it up when we arrive at GL.
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Permalink Reply by Lanie68ny on
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Ok I think I am late to the party. What exactly are these signs for? and are they allowed?
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Many of the parents or loved ones of SRs make a sign to decorate their hotel room doors to celebrate their SR and make them feel special. It's a fun way to connect to other families too. You can cover the whole door or just make a sign to hang on the door. You can't take signs to PIR, but this is something fun to do if you like.
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DO NOT bring a sign or banner to the PIR Hall. They may deny you entry into the ceremony and you'll miss out on this special event. Make a sign for your hotel room or put one in your car. But don't get your SR in trouble.
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Permalink Reply by Beverly on
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For those of us that are not as "crafty" I would check out:
They make Navy door banners, I ordered one and they look beautiful!
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Permalink Reply by FlBroomie on
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I am gathering and making all the embellishments for our poster. I decided to purchase the poster board when we get closer to the location (we are driving up from Florida) and then putting it all together once we arrive. I also sent an e-mail to our hotel Holiday Inn Libertyville to make sure there are no restrictions on the posters
I did make sure everything I wanted on the poster would fit , and have a drawing of where each element needs to go
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