Custom Made Trophies and Plaques

Yes, trophies, medals and plaques are all part of this range, so one quotation request can cover the whole recognition programme. Combining them keeps branding consistent across items, and you only need to share your logo and event details once with the team.

Yes, the design team can prepare the artwork for you, and a mockup of the design is sent for your approval before anything is printed. The design can still be revised after you place the order, so share your logo and event details and they will take it from there.

Yes, the trophy pages in this range list a minimum of 20 pieces for bulk orders, and the same corporate-order focus applies across the Trophies and Awards category. Tell the team your quantity when you request a quotation so they can confirm the plan for each product you want.

Both engraving and printing are used, depending on the product, so the method follows the trophy you choose. Engraving gives a lasting single-tone mark on crystal, metal or wood, while printing carries multi-colour logos. Say which look you want when you request a quotation.

Printed parts follow your brand colours from CMYK artwork, while wood, metal and crystal keep their natural colour, so a full match depends on the product. Acrylic pieces suit colour printing best; ask which products in the range can carry a colour accent.

Yes, trophies in this range can be personalised with your company logo, event name and recipient details, using printing or engraving depending on the product. Choose the trophy first, then send your logo with the quotation request so the team can advise how it will sit on that particular design.

The graphic team handles most files, including JPEG, PNG, AI, PSD and PDF. For sharp engraving or printing, supply artwork at 300 DPI, set colours to CMYK, and outline the fonts if you save an AI file, because low-resolution images will print poorly.

Yes, with sensible handling. Metal and wooden pieces age well on a shelf, acrylic can pick up fine scratches if wiped with a rough cloth, and crystal is heavy and can chip if dropped. Ask the team which material best suits a lobby or office cabinet.

Yes, the range includes acrylic, wooden and metal cup trophies, along with crystal and zinc alloy award pieces such as plaques and medals. Acrylic looks clear and modern, wood suits a natural look, and metal has more weight, so pick the material that matches your event's style.

A trophy is usually a standing object such as a cup, figure or sculpture, while an award is the wider term and also covers plaques, medals and crystal pieces. For corporate programmes, mixing both works well: trophies for top winners and plaques or medals for wider recognition.

For sports days, metal cup, sports or medal-style awards feel natural and can carry team and event names. For company dinners, acrylic, crystal or wooden pieces look more refined on a stage or desk. Match the style to the audience, then request a quotation with your quantities.

Use the occasion as your rule: acrylic or crystal for polished corporate awards, metal cups for sports and tournaments, wooden pieces for a natural look, and medals when many participants need recognition. Tell the team your event and quantity by requesting a quotation or messaging on WhatsApp, and they will suggest a fit.