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For right now, a lavalier might be your best option. If you have a pin designed, you are going to have to pay a few hundred dollars (one-time fee)to have the die made and you are probably going to have a minimum order on the pins that might be 300-500 pins. PM PhoenixAzul and ask her about having pins made--her local sorority at Otterbein College just had some active pins made. Since you are just getting established, you might not need 300 pins or have the funds to pay the set-up fees right now. As far as pledge pins, some sororities use ribbons of their colors on a safety pin for the pledges. (I think there was a thread recently in the Local forum about ideas for making pledge pins--you might want to search and see.) If any of your symbols are somewhat common, you may be able to order lapel pins as pledge pins. For example, one of my sorority's symbols is the star. We used star lapel pins ordered off of a lapel pin website (there are several to choose from!) for recent pledge classes.
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