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Ribbon Rolls for Summer Celebrations

Commitment & Prayer Ribbons

Ribbon rolls play a vital part in a lot of different parties, festivals and other events. Our ribbon rolls are the perfect add-on for your summer celebrations, from different colors to creative and custom imprinting. And, these celebrations don’t always have to include being jovial. Use them for far more than you anticipate during these summer months.

Commitment Ribbons

Woman holding a yellow "I Will Achieve" commitment ribbon.

From weddings to remembering those who have passed, commitment ribbons are an all-inclusive way to celebrate people. By tying colorful (and sometimes imprinted) ribbons around the hands and wrists of two people in a relationship, they are committing to each other that they will stand by the other’s side. And, at the same time, you can tie these personalized ribbons around objects to signify the remembrance of a commitment made.

Awareness ribbons are meant to show support or raise consciousness for a cause.
Different colors and patterns are associated with different issues. Many advocacy groups have adopted ribbons as symbols of support or awareness. Awareness ribbons date back to 1917 when the yellow awareness ribbon showed up to support US military while serving abroad. Since then, we use different ribbon colors for a variety of causes and symbolize various concerns depending on the color and pattern.

Commitment ribbons are also given to those who participate in groups and clubs to remind them why they belong. Service projects, raising animals and helping others are all great causes to use these wonderful ribbons.

Another way to use commitment ribbons is by giving them as colorful reminders of a job well done. Many people appreciate the thoughtfulness of a personalized ribbon when it is presented to them for their accomplishments. Choose your color and message and add them to any of our continuous ribbon rolls for easy and quick acknowledgments.

Prayer Ribbons

These ribbons, often referred to as prayer ribbons, are based on Native American, Tibetan, Siberian and other indigenous traditions. In these cultures, it is believed that everything that is alive has a spirit and everyone lives in partnership with all things. It is believed that all of life is connected to a web of life; this includes cooperation and partnership. It is important to honor and respect all of life that is connected to this amazing web.
While prayer ribbons typically have religious undertones, they don’t have to. Many chose to participate in writing prayer ribbons as a way of helping with goal setting and recognition of a job well done. While most prayer ribbons include things such as prayers for families, food for the needy, more faith in God, and other priorities in schools and communities, they range from personal needs to community related projects.

Even though there are many interpretations of ribbon colors, everyone can understand the importance of recognizing them. From family reunions to corporate events, these ribbons are a great way to remind others about the importance of caring.

Custom Ribbon Rolls

Personalized ribbon rolls are perfect for any event. Order printed ribbon with your custom message for wedding favors, baby and bridal showers, birthdays, anniversaries and more. Add your logo or artwork for product branding, traditional gatherings, corporate advertising or retail packaging. No matter the event or purpose of your ribbon needs, we guarantee we have what you are looking for.

Rolls Now Have Over 60 NEW Colors!

Oh, what fun with more than 60 new colors hitting our ribbon rolls!

A little while ago, we jumped the gun a bit. But, now we are going live with all of our color changes!

From celebrations to awards, custom ribbon rolls are extremely versatile. Customize each selection to meet any need by adding text or logos. Perfect for weddings or other events for decorations and floral arrangements. Add your personalized message and tie them around bags and boxes when giving gifts. Ribbon rolls make great award or awareness ribbons. Customize a ribbon roll of your choice with your message and cut them to the length you like and present them to be worn or displayed.

Here, again, is that short review of all the updates to the ribbon colors for ribbon rolls.

Single Face Satin: We added 21 new colors! And many of them are quite nice. None of the old colors went away, so we’re up to 123 brilliant Single Face Satin ribbon colors!

Double Face Satin: We added four neon colors and one bright blue!

All DYNA Satin colors will be staying the same.

Chiffon – Organza: We added 22 colors! One thing to remember when looking at these color charts is that while that is the color, it doesn’t look like that. Keep in mind that since the ribbon is a fine see-through mesh, it generally will appear lighter in person than what you see on the chart.

Grosgrain: We added seven new colors! LaRosa, Blue, Copen, Neon Hot Pink, Neon Lime, Neon Yellow, Neon Tangerine.

Floral Satin Acetate: The shade of pink known as “Shock” is discontinued, but we added two new shades of purple! These new colors are “Purple” and “Plum.”

SIDE NOTE:

As ribbons continue to get more and more popular each year, the demand to keep up with trends is an ever-pressing issue. And, to keep up, we are always updating our ribbon colors. Please always refer to the order pages on www.personalized-ribbons.com for ribbon color availability.

Over 60 NEW Ribbon Colors!

Yup, that’s a lot of new ribbon colors! And it’s exciting to update and extend our product lines!

As ribbons continue to get more and more popular each year, the demand to keep up with trends is an ever-pressing issue. And, to keep up, we are always updating our ribbon colors.

Most of the time, these colors only change for our ribbon rolls, but sometimes it includes classic ribbons and rosette ribbons. For now, the color changes seem to only apply to our ribbon rolls.

Here is a short review of the all updates coming soon to the ribbon colors for ribbon rolls. (The added humor is from our talented graphic artist, Melanie Bunch!)

Single Face Satin: We added 21 new colors! And many of them are quite nice (a few are disgusting). None of the old colors went away, so we’re up to 123 glorious Single Face Satin ribbon colors! That quiet weeping you hear from our marketing department is Melanie trying to make the difference between “Mud Pie” and “Milk Chocolate” show up correctly on a computer screen.

Single Face Satin Fashion Colors: We added eight new colors! We removed four colors and upgraded them to the regular Single Face Satin color list. If you’re wondering what the difference is, “fashion colors” only come in 3/8″ ribbon width. Having those four colors move to the regular list means they are now available in the other widths as well. They must have been popular.

Double Face Satin: We added four neon colors and one bright blue!

All DYNA Satin colors will be staying the same.

Chiffon – Organza: We added 22 colors! This means they now have something known as “selection.” One thing to remember when looking at these color charts is that while that is the color, it doesn’t look like that. Since the ribbon is a fine see-through mesh, it generally will appear lighter in person than what you see on the chart.

Grosgrain: We added seven new colors! LaRosa, Blue, Copen, Neon Hot Pink, Neon Lime, Neon Yellow, Neon Tangerine.

Floral Satin Acetate: The shade of pink known as “Shock” is discontinued, but we added two new shades of purple! These new colors are “Purple” and “Plum.”

With ribbon colors constantly changing, we’ll keep this list as up-to-date as possible. Please always refer to the order pages on www.personalized-ribbons.com for ribbon color availability.

Ribbon Colors and What They Mean

Have you ever seen different ribbon colors and asked: What does that yellow ribbon tied around that tree mean? Or, why is “so-and-so” wearing that ribbon color?

Ribbons in a large variety of colors are used throughout the year to celebrate and honor many occasions and holidays. Typically ribbon rolls are used to celebrate weddings, birthdays and other party events. Acknowledging achievements is the role of award and rosette ribbons, whereas badge ribbons provide information. However, all ribbons can be used throughout the year and for many different purposes.

The Importance of Ribbon Colors

The color of the ribbon can be important, especially if you are using the ribbon to support the awareness of causes that are important to you. A short ribbon is folded and glued into a loop, with the color determining the meaning. Also, these awareness ribbons can stand for many different things depending on the color. Though color is most important for awareness ribbons, don’t forget choosing colors for badge ribbons and rosettes are just as important.

The Meaning of Ribbon Colors

Colors can influence our thinking, inspire decision-making and impact our moods. So when choosing your ribbon colors, be aware of the common reactions inspired by them.

Black

Black is elegant and shows formality and strength. It is an deep color that can be intimidating, but it exudes authority and makes us feel secure and protected.

Awareness ribbons: Black ribbons generally symbolize mourning, including the loss of a child, POW/MIA, anti-terrorism and gun control. Medically black is used for narcolepsy, sleep disorders and melanoma.

Gray

The calming influence of gray is peaceful, relaxing and soothing. However, it is also a conservative and unemotional color.

Awareness ribbons: Allergies, aphasia, asthma and brain cancer.

White/Pearl/Silver

The purity and lightness of these colors stand for intuition, faith and innocence.

Awareness ribbons: Blindness, bone disease, osteoporosis, postpartum depression, peace, adoption, child exploitation, elderly abuse and violence against women and community.

Blue

Blue is the color of trust, loyalty, wisdom, confidence, protection, intelligence, tranquility, integrity, healing, understanding and devotion.

Awareness ribbons: Assault, abuse, victims of natural disasters, drunk driving, anti-bullying, addiction recovery, cancer, dystonia, education, anti-tobacco, arthritis, free speech and water quality.

Yellow

This bright color inspires thought and curiosity. It is a cheerful and energetic color boosting enthusiasm and confidence.

Awareness ribbons: Hunger, cultural diversity, leukemia, cancer, self-injury awareness, support for troops and suicide prevention.

Orange

Orange exudes warmth and joy, encouraging emotional strength, social communication and creativity.

Awareness ribbons include cultural diversity, leukemia, malnutrition, ADHD and self-injury.

Green

Inspiring harmony and health, green is a warm, relaxing color that helps balance our emotions.

Awareness ribbons supporting the color green: Environmental concerns, depression, growth and rebuilding, literacy, mental health, cerebral palsy and tissue donation.

Brown

Standing for stability and reliability, brown is dependable and comforting.

Awareness ribbons: Disability, spinal cord injuries, paralysis and anti-tobacco.

Red

Red radiates intense, passionate, powerful energies that motivate us to take action. However, red is also a warning and can signal caution and danger.

Awareness ribbons: Burn victims, cardiovascular disease, courage, inspiration, DARE, stroke, AIDS and HIV.

Pink

Pink symbolizes sympathy and compassion; it feels kind and comforting. It communicates love and its friendly and playful spirit calms and nurtures us.

Awareness ribbons: Breast cancer awareness ribbons are among the most recognized. Pink ribbons are also a symbol for birth parents and nursing mothers.

Purple

Purple is the color of spirituality and imagination. People often associate it with luxury and royalty.

Purple Awareness ribbons include ADD and ADHD, Alzheimer’s, domestic violence, elderly abuse, epilepsy and March of Dimes.

Prayer Ribbons: What are They?

Many times while walking around a neighborhood or past a church, people see ribbons tied around fence posts, trees or in front of buildings. Have you ever wondered what these colorful ribbons are for? They are prayer ribbons. People tie them to things to honor someone or as a memory of a specific occasion.

blue ribbon rolls used in a community prayer ribbon campaign

Prayer ribbons are “infused with prayers, and the wind will carry them.”

These ribbons, often referred to as prayer ribbons, are based on Native American, Tibetan, Siberian and other indigenous traditions. In these cultures, people believe that everything that is alive has a spirit and everyone lives in partnership with all things. It is believed that all of life is connected to a web of life; this includes cooperation and partnership. It is important to honor and respect all life connected to this amazing web.

Use blue ribbons in remembrance of fallen officers of the law or others in authority. People tie ribbons loosely on tree branches or wrap them around a fence so others can see them easily. The use of yellow ribbons is for welcoming home soldiers and other returning from a foreign land. Just as one might light a candle for someone, tie ribbons to trees and posts as a prayer for a person or situation that is one’s heart.

Just a few color meanings:

Yellow represents new birth.
Red represents fertility and growth.
Black represents inner work and healing.
White represents wisdom.
Green represents grounding.

custom ribbon rolls used has prayer ribbons

Prayer ribbons just for you

While these ribbons typically have religious undertones, they don’t have to. Many chose to participate in writing prayer ribbons as a way of helping with goal setting and recognition of a job well done. While most prayer ribbons include things such as prayers for families, food for the needy, more faith in God, and other priorities in schools and communities, they range from personal needs to community related projects.

Find all of the ribbon rolls needed to help set goals, show recognition and so much more.

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