Posted On March 13, 2009 at 10:19 am in Lanyards
Lanyard back stage passes are essentially limited access passes which allow the holder to gain access to employee and performer only areas. When security and safety are a priority a back stage pass is indispensable. Often associated with rock bands they are strictly limited to key personnel and selected fans. Lanyard back stage passes are also widely used by the cast in theatrical production to hand out to invited VIP guests. As the passport to the after performance party they are much coveted and sought after. Being able to flaunt your back stage pass after the event proves you were there and, equally important, that you got special treatment.
Simoney are the experts in creating high quality badges and lanyards for a wide range of uses, both promotional and security. A well designed lanyard back stage pass consisting of a colourful and attractive plastic name badge or reusable card holder, with either a simple clip or pin fixing or attached to an attractive eye catching lanyard is a very cost effective promotional item as well as being an indispensable aid to identification and security.
And why not give your organisers and key people a personalised badge showing their name and position, perhaps in a different colour so that they are easily identified. An eye catching plastic name badge engenders trust: people feel safe approaching a named company representative. Personalised plastic badges have a dual purpose, in addition to being a cost effective way of promoting the company’s corporate image they also act as Id.
We have a great selection of quality plastic badges including reusable badges and cardholders. These can be printed in any face colour, plain or with your own logo and message and make great back stage passes. All our plastic badges come with either, pin, clip, combination or magnetic fastenings and can also be attached to a colourful and practical lanyard.
Multi functional, all of our wide range of lanyards can be easily adjusted to accommodate name badges or security tags. Used in conjunction with our reusable badges or card holders they make ideal back stage passes. With a quality product attention to detail is everything and the fixing has to be both ascetic and practical and fit for purpose. To encourage people to wear them lanyards for back stage passes come in a choice of attractive and practical fittings which range from standard crocodile clips, dog clips and split rings to mobile phone holders and safety release clips.
Along with concert and theatre ticket lanyards back stage passes are widely used and popular – fun and fashionable and much sought after by fans as souvenirs. Attractive and versatile they can be customised and personalised and are a great aid to security as large and small events.
Lanyard back stage passes are essentially an aid to security at concerts and shows. But combined with a eye-catching, quality, customised lanyard they are a great promotional tool as well. Attractive and with high visibility they instantly identify performers, legitimate visitors, and front and back of house staff and technicians.
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Posted On 10:10 am in Lanyards
Concert ticket lanyards have become one of the most popular and sought after promotional items popular with event organisers, performers and fans alike. Attractive and versatile our lanyards can be customised and personalised which make them a great aid to security at large and small events.
Concert lanyards are a great promotional and security aid for concerts or music events; attractive and with high visibility they instantly identify and distinguish between, legitimate visitors and ticket holders, performers, and front and back of house staff. And for the fee paying fans concert ticket lanyards make a great memento of the event.
Simoney have an exciting selection of concert lanyards which can be customised with your logo and text to reflect the image you want to project for your concert. And with six types of quality lanyards and an exciting range of colours and fittings to choose from the combinations are practically limitless. Your concert lanyard can be produced in flat Polyester, Tube, Fine Woven, Layered, Dye Sublimation or Optibraid – the choice is yours.
With a quality product attention to detail is everything and the fitting has to be ascetic and practical and fit for purpose. To encourage people to wear them concert lanyards come with a great choice of attractive and practical fixings which range from standard crocodile clips, dog clips and split rings to mobile phone holders and safety release clips.
A well designed lanyard is eye-catching and fun to wear. Multi functional, a concert lanyard can be easily adjusted to accommodate name badges or security tags. Used in conjunction with our high quality reusable badges or card holders they make ideal back stage passes.
Back stage passes are essentially limited access passes which allow the holder to gain access to employee and performer only areas. Often associated with rock and pop bands these are strictly limited to specially selected fans who get to meet and hang out with the performers. Members of the band will also hand these out to their invited VIP guests. As the passport to the after performance party they are much coveted and sought after. Being able to flaunt your concert lanyard or back stage pass after the event proves you were there and, equally important, that you got special treatment.
Lanyards have grown in popularity and are seen everywhere particularly at concerts and shows. a great and proven way to successfully advertise and promote both the event and the organisers. What better way to get your message across than your own unique customised and eye-catching lanyard. This is inexpensive marketing at its best and most effective. Printed in a huge array of colours , styles and materials with whatever details you want to add you can be sure that your message will reach the widest audience and cost a lot less than other promotional items.
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Posted On March 4, 2009 at 3:36 pm in Lanyards
Simoney Badges is a great name badges company but did you know that they also produce great lanyards. Lanyards were first used in the late 19th century. A lanyard is basically a small band of material which was used to hold a knife that the person intends to keep concealed. These kind of knives were as a weapons. Lanyards were very common during those times because each and every person used to tie their knives with lanyards. Historically, lanyards were worn on the left shoulder with the end containing the knife pushed into the left top pocket. Lanyards are still manufactured for this purpose.
The name Lanyard has usually referred to a piece of rope or cord used to hold items to the body, but one of the first uses of the word lanyards was recorded in 1626, when it was used as a term for a marine device to tie down items on a sea going vessel. European army troops in the nineteenth century started using lanyards to hold knives. They were originally designed to be worn around the middle of the body, at the waist, but soldiers on horse back found it too awkward to wear while riding and quickly transferred to wearing them around their necks. These neck lanyards held knives in such a way that they were hidden from their foes, making it one of the most useful tools on the battlefield.
Large knives are dangerous. When you get a kilo of sharp steel swinging around, the possibility for injury is big, and that is especially dangerous in a survival situation. If you have cold or wet hands, the chances of a knife slipping increases as you get tired or over familiar with it
One way to prevent this is to slip your wrist through a lanyard attached to the knife, and twist enough to close the loop so that if you drop the knife, you can catch it.
Sometimes you might be in difficult terrain. If you are worried about falling while using the knife, you might want to be able to dump it quickly, but still have some control should it slip from your hand while using it.
Later lanyards were worn on the right shoulder instead of the left. This was because of the problem of trying to remove the knife from the pocket below a ammunition bandolier, which had obviously become more significant with the increased number of soldiers bearing rifles instead of swords and just knives. As time passed, in 1933, the concept of keeping the knife tied to lanyards was totally eliminated. Then the lanyard was used as a straight cord, worn as a decorative item to compliment one’s dress, with the exception of the revolver lanyard. Pictures of officers wearing these types of Lanyards as they charged from the trenches are seen frequently. The Lanyard still went around the neck, and then one end was attached to a ring on the revolver, long enough so that when the revolver was not being used or carried in te hand, the lanyard would reach as far as the side holster. These days, lanyards are mostly used for holding name badges which people tie around their neck.
At Simoney Badges, you can find great quality lanyards and name badges that would surely suit your tastes! Every year, Simoney Badges ships out thousands of name badges and lanyards to its customers.
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