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wording help from clever people please

Cezzabelle
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We are doing charity pin badges for our favours.
The "favour" is the pin badge so its not "in lieu of a favour"....im trying to sort the wording for the card. (obv it has details of the charity on it) i kinda wanted a play on words..something along the lines of " a favour for a favour" then asking people to wear their badge and do something but i'm kinda drawing a blank on what the favour we are asking is.
I was gonna say something like "a favour for a favour ....please wear your badge and smile knowing you are raising awareness for a great charity" But i dunno if thats a bit lame...anyone got any bright ideas. I like the idea of a "favour for a favour"
(BTW we have canvassed the opinion of several of our guests and as a many of them are either involved in charities or have used the services of one recently we are happy that no one is going to be offended/annoyed/miss the sugared almonds, so I'm not proposing -wedding joke- that this thread is about whether or not we should do this, just asking for help with the wording if thats ok? ):)
The "favour" is the pin badge so its not "in lieu of a favour"....im trying to sort the wording for the card. (obv it has details of the charity on it) i kinda wanted a play on words..something along the lines of " a favour for a favour" then asking people to wear their badge and do something but i'm kinda drawing a blank on what the favour we are asking is.
I was gonna say something like "a favour for a favour ....please wear your badge and smile knowing you are raising awareness for a great charity" But i dunno if thats a bit lame...anyone got any bright ideas. I like the idea of a "favour for a favour"
(BTW we have canvassed the opinion of several of our guests and as a many of them are either involved in charities or have used the services of one recently we are happy that no one is going to be offended/annoyed/miss the sugared almonds, so I'm not proposing -wedding joke- that this thread is about whether or not we should do this, just asking for help with the wording if thats ok? ):)
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I'm thinking hard..... :think:
What's the name of the charity? I'm hoping that'll provide some inspiration!
Lovely idea, by the way!
xMarrying my lovely man on 1st September 2012
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thank you! It’s a Sue Ryder hospice near us called "Manorlands"0
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we know that favours are the done thing
but we have decided to give you this bling
to wear everyday, so everyone understands
all our support of manorlandsThe only people I have to answer to are my beautiful babies aged 8 and 50 -
I've pinched double mummy's begining because it was so much better than what I started with (I hope you don't mind)
we know that favours are the done thing
but we have decided to give you this bling
a gift to charity is our gift to you
a favour for a favour as a thank you0 -
Both SO much better than anything I came up with!! :T
Marrying my lovely man on 1st September 2012
The right to express an opinion does not override the responsibility to show respect.0 -
lisa your ending is much better!The only people I have to answer to are my beautiful babies aged 8 and 50
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You lot are amazing- thank you!0
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I'm doing pin badges as DBF has just recovered from cancer, but most of our guests are elderly and won't understand the word bling! Can u help with an alternative poem?0
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what is the charity scrumpy
(also glad to hear they have recovered) xxxxThe only people I have to answer to are my beautiful babies aged 8 and 50 -
How about; just off the top of my head
Sugared almonds are the tradition
However, we decided on a mission
A gift to charity is our gift to you
A favour for a favour as a thank you
Hmmm. not so sure about it now I've read it back0
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