Product Overview
Brand: Chambridge
Color: Gold Scissors + Gold Ribbon
Features:
- You will get a large scissors for the ribbon cutting ceremony gold with golden ribbon for the grand opening or other special events. Big scissors for the ribbon cutting ceremony is 20 inches closed. The ribbon for the ribbon-cutting ceremony measures 4 inches wide by 30 feet long. Our set of giant gold scissors with the ribbon will surely meet your grand opening needs!
- The design of the opening should be solemn and unforgettable in order to create a vivid impression and leave pleasant memories for all participants. Our huge sharp scissors for ceremony are suitable for any occasions, such as opening business events, opening office, restaurant, shop, as photo props and etc. Gold scissors with gold ribbon will create a festive mood at your event and make it even more impressive for your guests
- Despite their large size, the scissors are balanced in such a way as to facilitate their use. Scissors handles are made of impact-resistant PVC, high-quality and comfortable to use. The heavy duty gold scissors blades are made of high quality stainless steel which is strong and durable. Thise versatile grand opening scissors with a sharp blade can be used for all occasions
- The ribbon cutting ceremony kit includes gold grand opening ribbon for the giant ribbon cutting scissors ceremony made from high-quality satin, looks beautifuland festive. This gold ribbon will add a touch of elegance and grandeur, ensuring that the ceremony remains a highlight in the memories of all attendees. By using giant satin ribbon you will draw more attention to your event, large scissors for cutting business
- Giant scissors can be used as gold scissors for office, craft, needlework and sewing. Absolutely perfect set as grand opening decorations, ribbon cutting with large grand opening scissors is an important and exciting moment for photos and press conferences. Big ribbon cutting scissors could also be a great gift for those who are planning an opening ceremony.
