Ticket books are accessible to visually impaired users when they include braille, large-font type, and tactile features that provide the core information needed to use the ticket. Ensuring you are offering accessible ticket options is a crucial way to promote inclusivity and equity at your event and ensure the comfort of all attendees.
Wristbands, ticket books, and lanyards play an essential role in event logistics and visitor management. They streamline check-in, segment visitor groups, and offer opportunities to reinforce campus branding. Using these tools is often the easiest way of offering visual verification for access control.
Lanyard keepsakes become lasting memories by capturing the identity, emotion, and experience of an event and serving as a tangible reminder of the experience. Whether it’s a corporate or educational event, lanyards are an important piece of event memorabilia that can transform into powerful keepsakes over time.
Lanyard care and reuse contribute positively to sustainability efforts. Whilst small items, like lanyards, often get overlooked in sustainability efforts, it is these everyday products that often add up over time and have significant environmental and financial implications.
GenusPlus Group, a national leader in power and communications infrastructure, has partnered with The Wristband Co. to support R U Ok? Day 2025. The annual day of action is held across Australia on the second Thursday of September. The event encourages individuals to engage in open conversations about mental health, bullying, and suicide prevention.
Book Week celebrates reading and school identity by uniting the school community through a themed reading celebration. The Wristband Co.’s custom designed lanyards are the perfect way to promote literacy, school spirit, and inclusivity.
Wristbands reflect cultural significance during Raksha Bandhan by symbolising sibling protection and love, as a core part of the festival is the exchanging of rakhis to honour lifelong familial bonds.
Wristbands are a simple yet highly effective product that are most commonly used today as a means of identification or expression of ideas, and this tradition has deep historical roots. Many of us take wristbands for granted; however, it is important to understand their rich history to truly appreciate and understand the many ways that they can be used.
Cultural lanyard designs can play an important part in NAIDOC week, by allowing wearers to showcase Indigenous pride, identity and art, and therefore show their cultural pride and connection.
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The Wristband Co. is located on the traditional lands for the Kaurna people, and we respect their spiritual relationship with their Country. We also acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the Adelaide region and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today.
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