Live Event Embroidery Quote

Bring a live embroidery experience to your wedding or event.

Guests choose an item and watch it being embroidered in real time, leaving with a personalized keepsake from your celebration. Perfect for weddings, bridal showers, welcome parties, and corporate events. 🖤

Submit the form below and Rachel will create a custom quote based on your event details.

Live Embroidery for Weddings and Events

Cinci Made Embroidery brings a commercial embroidery machine directly to your event so guests can watch their item being stitched live.

Guests choose an item and personalize it with a name, initials, or a small design. Each piece is embroidered during the event and taken home as a custom favor.

It is part entertainment and part keepsake, and it always becomes a highlight of the celebration.

Perfect for:

• wedding receptions
• welcome parties
• rehearsal dinners
• bridal showers
• bachelorette parties
• corporate events
• brand activations
• private parties

How It Works

1. An embroidery station is set up at your event
2. Guests choose an item such as a hat, tote, or bandana
3. They select a name or initials and thread color
4. The item is embroidered live during the event
5. Guests leave with a personalized keepsake

Most designs stitch in just a few minutes so the line keeps moving throughout the event.

Item Options

Hosts can choose to:

• have Cinci Made supply guest items

or

• provide their own items for embroidery

Popular guest items include:

• dad hats
• canvas tote bags
• bandanas
• cosmetic pouches
• sweatshirts

Travel

Events are available in Cincinnati and surrounding areas.

Travel outside the Cincinnati area may include an additional fee depending on distance.

Typical Booking Timeline

Most weddings and large events book 1 to 2 months in advance.

Due to travel and setup, a limited number of live embroidery events are scheduled each month.

Cinci Made Embroidery is run by Rachel Frisby, a Kent State Fashion Design graduate with over 10 years of embroidery and design experience. All work is stitched on a commercial 15 needle embroidery machine inside the studio at Chasing Cali Collective in Cincinnati.