Ribbon Cuttings

Ribbon Cuttings

Welcome to the Community!

Discover how to plan your complimentary ribbon cutting ceremony.

  • Examples of the fun ribbon cutting ceremonies with the West Plains Chamber of Commerce

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Celebrate your grand opening, expansion, new location, rebranding, or significant anniversary with us!


Here are a few tips and ideas for organizing and scheduling your Ribbon Cutting:

  • Date + Time:
  • The best times for ribbon cuttings in our area are Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with starting between Noon and 4 PM. Generally, scheduling a two hour event works well. (For morning events, we recommend starting at 8:30 or 9 AM to give parents enough time for school drop off.)
  • Cost: Free for Members in good standing, at all membership levels!
  • Coordination: We notify the city, county and state officials so that they can plan to attend if available.
  • Supplies: We provide ceremonial scissors and ribbon.
  • Promotion: We help publicize your event through our social media channels, newsletter blast, and calendar listing on our website.


Preparing for Your Event

  • Be sure to invite your guests, local media, and prepare to say a few words to the group.
  • Choose a location that showcases your brand for the ribbon-cutting photo.
  • Consider providing refreshments and tours post-ceremony.


Event Structure

  • Opening remarks by Chamber representative.
  • Host business comments.
  • Photo opportunity and ribbon cutting.
  • Networking and refreshments.
  • Tour of facility (if applicable)


For more information or to schedule, contact us today!

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