Oh Cut It Out's table was filled with handmade cards, mini flags, save the date postcards, and papercuts of varying sizes. Initially I was concerned I wouldn't be able to fill a table... As you can see below, I didn't have any trouble!
During a practice set up I discovered I needed to create height at the back of the table to prevent the A4 papercuts from becoming lost behind the other products... I
improvised with a couple of boxes tucked beneath the table cover! At future craft fairs I will stagger the height of products even more, to prevent papercuts disappearing behind one
another.
I was really pleased that the mini flags, personalised with names and a date or used as table numbers, were received so well. As one customer pointed out, you could keep them after the wedding as a keepsake!
The save the date postcards, a relatively new Oh Cut It Out product, also went down well. One customer said they were exactly what she had been looking for!
The save the date postcards, a relatively new Oh Cut It Out product, also went down well. One customer said they were exactly what she had been looking for!
Typically there were a few things I would've done differently. At future fayres I will use smaller price tags so that the focus is on the papercut rather than the price... I will also use a plain table cover, as I found the patterned table cover a little distracting.
I had a great time at the Jena Louise Local Bridal Fayre and I was really happy with all of the positive comments my papercut products received! I'm already looking forward to the next fayre, although I think I need to work on my sales speech!
I had a great time at the Jena Louise Local Bridal Fayre and I was really happy with all of the positive comments my papercut products received! I'm already looking forward to the next fayre, although I think I need to work on my sales speech!
What do you think of my table layout?
-Karen
