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All awards have a few wording basics in common. These are:
Presenter. This can be the group, organization, team, business or individual that the award is from. It can be in the form of text or a logo.
Recipient. This can be an individual, group, organization, business or team that will receive the award. This is usually put in a larger and/or different font from the rest of the wording.
Purpose. What is the award for. This can be achievement, recognition, retirement, sales, service, etc.
Date. This can be the presentation date, the event date, the years of service, etc.
The wording for the award depends on the purpose for the award. We have provided a few samples below. It is best to keep the wording short and to the point so that it is easy to read. If you are still at a loss for words, we will be happy to assist you. You can make any changes to the wording when you get the proof for your award.
Award of Excellence
Presented to
Joan Smith
In Recognition of
Your Service
Company 123
April 23, 2012
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Sales Achievement Award
Presented to
John Jones
Million Dollar Club
2011
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Company 1234
25 Years of Service
Bill Myer
In Appreciation For Your
Years of Service
1989 - 2014
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Memorial Garden
Dedicated to the Memory of
Steve Jones
Our Friend, Our Angel
May 15, 2016
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Company ABC
Salesperson of the Month
Presented to
Kyle King
$25,758
September 2013
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Jones Elementary School PTA
President's Award
Presented to
Mary and Bill Smith
In Recognition of Your Dedicated
Service to the Children of
Jones Elementary School
December 2, 2011
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