Occasion

A print bar for galas & fundraisers.

Black-tie rooms have a keepsake problem: the branded pen and the tote stuffed with flyers rarely make it home. A print bar solves it with taste. Guests approach a beautifully lit counter between the reception and dinner, choose a heavyweight canvas tote or a soft tee, and add the organization's crest, the year, or a discreet monogram. The piece is pressed in seconds and handed back finished.

For a fundraiser, that garment keeps working after the last course. It carries the cause out the door, gets reused, and quietly reminds a donor of the night every time it's worn. We size the bar to your headcount — a single lane comfortably serves 150 to 250 guests over a reception window — and we tuck it off the main floor so it complements the program rather than competing with the podium.

The menu stays intentionally short and elegant: one or two garments, a considered color, and an optional name drop. That restraint is what keeps the line moving and the aesthetic on-brand for a formal room. Attendants arrive dressed for the event, set the counter, and run test presses before your first guest walks in.