TRAVERSE CITY, MI, May 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) Announce It! has added three new themes to its unique line of personalized party favors. These themes are available for ordering now.
The new themes are baby shower birds nest, wedding peacock, and personal monogram style wedding designs. Announce It! owner Lori Shirley believes that customers will find these new themes a perfect way to express the joy of their occasion. "I keep a watchful eye on all special occasions along with an open ear as to how people want to express those occasions," she says.
Along with these new themes, customers can look forward to new personalization themes and products in the future. Announce It! is always expanding in an effort to meet the needs and satisfaction of its customers.
Announce It! is a Michigan based e-commerce store that began in 1996. It is owned by Lori Shirley, a former graphic designer. Despite having a limited income and a newborn baby boy, she used her computer and graphic designing skills to start earning a living by designing and producing custom candy bar wrappers and other personalized items.
She started by creating birth announcements, which she wrapped around snack-sized Kit Kat Bars and sold at a minimal price. This turned into a full-time home based business named Announce It! In 1999, it made its online debut.
Today, Lori's business has expanded to create customized party favors for all occasions: weddings, graduations, baby showers, birthdays, etc. It stays ahead of its competition by being the only provider of free customization with purchased personalized products. In addition, Announce It! has successfully grown to serve international customers.
For more information about Announce It! or its new themes, please contact Lori Shirley at 1-888-508-1574, or by email at sales@CustomCandyBarWrapper.com
Website: http://www.customcandybarwrapper.com
Announce It! Expands its Uniqueness with More Product Themes
The new themes are baby shower birds nest, wedding peacock, and personal monogram style wedding designs.
2012-05-23
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