Trade Show Displays, Booth Graphics & Event Marketing Materials

Don’t just show up. Come to play.

From 7-foot banners to matching business cards.
Show up to your next conference looking like the industry leader you are.

Am I right for you?

I work with businesses exhibiting at:

Industry conferences

Trade shows

Career fairs

Chamber events

Community festivals

Recruiting events

Association conferences

Product launches

A typical event kit might include:

Booth backdrop
Retractable banner
Table throw
Business cards
Brochure
Product sheets
QR code sign
Giveaway card
Social graphics announcing the event
Email signature promoting your booth
 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

How event projects work

  1. Tell me about your event.
  2. We'll determine what materials you need.
  3. I create a cohesive design system.
  4. You'll review and approve the artwork.
  5. I prepare production-ready files or coordinate printing.
  6. Your materials arrive ready for the event.
 
 
 

The Essential Event Kit Checklist

Planning your first trade show? Use this checklist to prepare your booth with the most effective marketing materials for the event. Prefer a printable version? Download the PDF

The Anchor

7-8 ft tension fabric or

retractable banner

This is your 3-second billboard. If someone canʼt tell what you do from 20 feet away, they won't stop walking. It establishes your presence instantly.

The Handoff

Business cards, brochures, playbooks, sell sheets, flyers

The most professional way to continue the conversation. A high-quality card proves you care about the small details—which implies you care about the big project, too.

The Space

Tablecloth, Signage

It unifies the "noise." A branded tablecloth hides the ugly rental table and turns your booth into a professional, cohesive "zone."

The Touchpoint

Promo Items

A great promo item doesn't just promote your name; it solves a daily problem for the client, so they keep your brand in their workspace long after the show ends.

Secure your event date today!

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