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Bid Day Card Ideas?
I'm the new Alpha Sig VP of Membership Ed. I want to be ready for rush and get as much done over the christmas break as possible.
I want to do something cute and creative for our bid day cards but really don't know where to start? Any ideas? You can PM me. Really appreciate it. |
A ladybug is very easy to make into a bid card. :)
If you want to do something a little more sophisticated, you could put a border of pearls and rubies (faux of course) around the card. About how many NMs are you expecting? |
it was 13 the last two springs. I'm going to make 15 of whatever I make. I can always save them for fall.
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Can you find a local artist who does calligraphy to make the bid day cards? You could leave the names blank and fill those in before bid day. Use your sorority. Crest on the top of the card.
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This was actually for recruitment name tags, but I bought these silver and gold felt calligraphy pens at the craft store and got my sister to label them in calligraphy. She's my biological sis, not a Kappa. Thanks, sis!
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Doesn't your GLO have "official" bid cards? Or are you decorating the envelopes?
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are you going for cutsey or sophisticated? My bid day card looked like a wedding announcement- very formal with a rose across the top. Our names were not on the cards, just on the envelopes.
If you want cutsey- the ladybug idea sounds perfect. If you want sophisticated, go for calligraphy. |
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The VP of Membership/Recruitment is normally responsible for bid cards in my chapter. As the "VP of Membership Ed(ucation?)" are you needing ideas for welcome cards or actual bid cards? Again, my chapter uses very formal, wedding invitation type bid invitations but our new member educator might plan a welcome card to distribute on bid day with something more informal, in your case, the lady bug.
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It was the norm on our campus for each organization to come up with their own creative design for them - I can remember being up late nights doing everything from creating white roses with silver trim out of this slippery, shimmery paper (pretty, but we totally spent way too long on them!) to printing them on pretty paper that resembled a wedding invitation. It all depends if you want something cutesy (then I'd go with the ladybug), something formal (wedding style), or something in-between. (your flower?)
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What is your theme for Spring Recruitment? Depending on what it is, you could incorporate the theme into your bid day cards. For example, this past fall, our theme was old Hollywood so the bid day cards were black and white with a pretty patterned sleeve and it had a gold star cut out added in with directions for bid day (wear your shirts, location).
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Thanks for all the replies. We do have official ones we can use and they are very nice looking. But it is tradition for the sororities to make their own.
The key is that during spring rush, everyone sees your cards because they are passed out before the girls are brought up to celebrate. So I wanted them to be nice for sure. Again.. thanks for all the replies and ideas. |
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