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jcsmilez said:Thanks Becky. Have you felt like people feel awkward about using name tags? Do you do anything special with the name tag, for instance others have the guest write Sally Food Chopper for their fav. product or stars for the number of PC shows they've been to, etc.
chefjeanine said:Tristen,
I do pretty much what Becky does. . .and when people say "we all know each other" [regarding is it awkward to use name tags] I just truthfully tell them that I don't know everyone and they are for me so I can call people by name. I don't have them put anything but their name on the tag.
I use name tags because it helps me remember their names and often folks are amazed when we are out and about and I say "isn't your name Tristen? I think I met you at Becky's party".
The purpose of guest introductions and name tags is to create a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere at the party. It allows guests to get to know each other and encourages conversation and connection.
While it is not required, we highly recommend wearing a name tag for the best experience at the party. It helps the consultant and other guests remember your name and makes introductions and conversations easier.
When introducing yourself, it is best to share your name and a fun fact about yourself. This can be anything from your profession to a hobby or interest.
Absolutely! We encourage guests to get creative and make their own name tags if they wish. Just make sure it includes your name and is easy to read.
It depends on the consultant and the type of party. Some may have a specific time for introductions, while others may encourage guests to introduce themselves throughout the party. Either way, feel free to introduce yourself to others at any point during the party.