St. Patricks Day

WELCOME TO OUR RANGE OF ST. PATRICK’S DAY PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS

Prepare for St. Patrick’s Day by purchasing customizable merchandise from EverythingBranded bound to catch the eye of new and existing customers while celebrating the life of one of Ireland's favourite saints!

No matter what you may be looking for from custom St Patrick’s t-shirts to custom stress balls we have it all and so much more to make sure your business or organization is associated with a fun and memorable time this spring. Our selection of custom shot glasses are ideal for promoting your brand while advocating a good time and come in a large variety of colours and shapes so you can find the perfect promotional product to represent your business or organization. While our custom beer glasses are high-quality, durable and look great making them great pieces of memorabilia that employees and customers can take home and cherish for years to come while simultaneously promoting your brand by creating impressions and reinforcing positive brand recall.

St. Patrick’s Day provides a fantastic opportunity for your business or organization to get out there and into the minds of prospective customers while contributing to a memorable time. No matter what promotional St. Patrick’s Day product you decide to go with you can be sure that you will receive high-quality products that are worth the money you invest into them. With so many printing options and methods to choose from you have full control when it comes to creating the perfect promotional product for your upcoming marketing campaign.

FUN FACTS ABOUT ST. PATRICK’S DAY

• The largest St. Patrick’s Day parade takes place in America! New York City hosts the biggest St. Patrick’s Day parade each year which also happens to be the world’s oldest civilian parade.

• Green wasn’t originally associated with St. Patrick’s Day! It wasn’t until the Irish rebellion in 1798 that the colour green became associated with St. Patrick’s Day before the rebellion it used to be blue.

• Saint Patrick’s original name was ‘Maewyn Succat’ but he changed it to ‘Patricius’ after choosing to become a priest.

• According to Irish legend, Saint Patrick used the iconic shamrock as a metaphor for the Holy Trinity when first introducing Christianity into Ireland! • Pubs within Ireland used to be closed on St. Patrick’s Day! It wasn’t until the bank of holiday act of 1903 that marked the move as religious respect was repealed in the 1970s that pubs were allowed to be opened once again on St. Patrick’s Day.

• Saint Patrick was once a slave, at the young age of 16 Saint Patrick was kidnapped by a group of Irish pirates and taken to work in Ireland as a slave. He later escaped and fled back to Roman Britain where he was born before making his way back to Ireland as a Christian missionary.