The lead image is a good example how to present a set of nametags: alphabetized and organized on the Welcome table. Make sure you have blank cards and extra holders for surprise drop-ins!

Layout

Here's a link to a google presentation you can copy, fill in with your own names, and add extra pages to as needed: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1IzHM4OiROFkzF8ig0HLFttedGB33wQsNA8JbhWUwua4/edit

The layout was designed for:

• 3"x4" cards with dotted border to cut on
• The person's name is the biggest -- make sure you doublecheck spelling and accents!
• Boots logo
• A blank line __________________ for a set of preferred pronouns, example "she, her, hers"
• enough room at the top for special marking tape indicating that someone is on ConductCom
• extra blank space for:
  • an optional "do not photograph" sticker
  • tiny, adorable stickers

Supplies

• printer paper
• a printer
• The template (linked above and here) a layout program (Google Slides? Microsoft Word?) where you can layout 3"x4" squares
• scissors to cut the 3"x4" squares out
• nametag holders -- often the most expensive part of nametags! Are there options to the plastic sleeve and elastic lanyard??
• tiny, adorable stickers (usually of plants, animals, landscapes, and people)
• purple tape for indicating ConductCom
• colorful dot stickers to indicate anything else of significance, like "do not photograph"
• markers for writing the names of surprise attendees, or anything else!

Steps

• layout the nametags (use the template)
• print them out, including a few extra blanks where people can write in their own name
• cut them out
• put them in the plastic sleeves
• alphabetize them
• pack them in a box to bring to Barnraising venue later that night or the next day
• once arrived, set up a Welcome table and lay them out