Greeting poster and greeting banner design
Write a congratulations, opening, anniversary or farewell poster or banner in Bangla, with names and titles in clean Bengali fonts. From your phone, free.
- Make a greeting poster: our daughter Sadia Afrin got GPA 5 in the HSC. "Heartfelt congratulations" at the top, and below, with best wishes from her father, mother and little brother. I will send her photo.
- A shop opening greeting banner, 6 by 3 feet: "Grand opening: Haque Telecom, we ask for your prayers and support". Bazar Road, Gournadi. Red and gold.
- A square Facebook poster for our society's 10th anniversary: "Greetings to all members on the tenth anniversary of Sabuj Bangla Savings Society". Green and white.
How do I make a greeting poster or greeting banner on my phone?
Write three things in Bangla: who the greeting is for, the occasion, and who it is from. The poster or banner is set in a real Bengali font, with names and titles exactly as you spelt them. If you have a photo of the person, give it to the builder. Then download the PNG for Facebook, WhatsApp or the press.
Three steps to a greeting poster
- For whom, why, from whom: The person's name and title, the occasion in one line, and who it is from at the bottom. Type the name and title yourself; do not leave them to a guess.
- Settle the photo and colours: If there is a photo, give it to the builder and say where it goes. Then say: "make congratulations gold", "make the well-wishers' names smaller".
- Download and deliver it: Download the PNG, send it on WhatsApp to the person you are greeting, post it on Facebook with a tag, and take it to a press if you need a banner.
A wrong name ruins a greeting poster
The person on a greeting poster looks first at their own name. A misspelt name or title turns joy into awkwardness, and a printed banner hangs at the corner for weeks. An AI-drawn picture breaks a Bengali name anyway.
Here the name, title and greeting are not drawn but set in a font, in your spelling. Before printing, have the person or someone in their family read it once.
What to write on each kind of greeting poster
- Exam results or a new job. "Heartfelt congratulations", the name, which exam or which post, and the result as you give it. Type the GPA or merit position yourself.
- A shop or institution opening. "Grand opening", the name, the date, and a line like "we ask for your prayers and support". An opening offer goes on its own poster.
- An anniversary. Which anniversary, the organisation's name, and thanks to members or customers. Make the number large.
- Welcome and farewell. "Congratulations and welcome" to a new principal or officer, a farewell for a retiring teacher. Name, title and workplace exactly; a date only if you give one.
- Returning from Hajj or Umrah, a wedding, a new baby. A short, warm line from the family. For birthday posters and cards, see the birthday page.
Keep the "with best wishes from" part short on a banner
Greeting banners here often end with "with best wishes from" and a long row of names. The more names, the smaller every letter, and from a distance nobody's name can be read. Beyond three or four, say "from the people of the area" or the organisation's name, and put the names in the Facebook post text.
Check that everyone named agrees. Putting someone's photo or name on a banner without permission can cause trouble later.
Photos on a greeting poster: whose, and what kind
A clear photo of the person makes a greeting personal. Use one taken in good light, facing forward; a small face cropped from a group photo turns blurry when enlarged. Give it to the builder, say where it goes, and check the placement before downloading.
Do not make people's faces with AI: the greeting is for a real person, so the photo should be real. For the background, the AI can make text-free pictures of flowers, fireworks or gold patterns, which is what people search for as a "greeting banner background".
Keep greeting posters neutral
BanglaCodes takes no side, and nothing on this page suggests a party name, symbol or leader's photo. What goes on your poster is your decision and your responsibility. Election campaign posters are a different thing with different rules; see the election poster page.
Festival greeting posters each have their own page
- Eid: Eid Mubarak posters and Eid cards with a name, on the Eid page.
- Durga Puja: Sharodiya greetings and Shubho Bijoya, on the puja page.
- Ekushe, Independence and Victory Day: which colours and which words for each day, on the national day page.
- Pohela Boishakh: new year greetings and halkhata cards, on the halkhata page.
Greeting poster and banner sizes and cost
Square 1:1 for a Facebook post, tall 9:16 for stories and WhatsApp status, A4 or A3 for printing on a wall. For a street greeting banner, give the size in feet and ask the print shop how many pixels they need.
The design is free: you get up to 400,000 free AI Token a day. A text-free AI background is free up to 20 a day, and an HD picture for a large banner is 2,500 premium Token each. Printing is paid to the press; we do not print.
Questions about greeting posters and banners
How do I design a greeting poster?
Write who it is for, the occasion and who it is from, and add a photo if you have one. The poster is set in a Bengali font; change names and colours in Bangla, then download the PNG.
How many feet is a greeting banner?
There is no set size; measure where it will hang and give it in feet, like 6 by 3 feet. Ask the print shop how large the file must be, and keep the words few.
Where do I get a greeting banner background?
Make a text-free background of flowers, fireworks or a gold pattern with the AI, free up to a daily limit. The words are set in a font afterwards, so do not ask for words in the background.
What should a congratulations poster for exam results say?
"Heartfelt congratulations" at the top, the student's name, photo and result in the middle, and who it is from at the bottom. Type the result and school name yourself, and have the family read it before printing.
Can a greeting poster carry a party symbol?
This page is for neutral greetings, so it suggests no party symbol or leader's photo. What you put on your poster is your responsibility; see the election poster page for campaign rules.
Do I need an app to make a greeting poster on my phone?
No. Writing, adding the photo, changing and downloading the PNG all happen in the phone browser. No template to find and no names to place by hand.
Do you print greeting banners?
No, we do not print anything. Make the design here, download the PNG, and have a press you know print it. Settle the price, and flex or cloth, with the press.
Read more
- The full guide to posters and banners
- AI pictures: what they can do, how many a day
- Banners at print size
You can also make
- Eid poster and card: Eid greeting posters and Eid cards with a name
- Puja poster: Sharodiya greetings, mandap schedules and Bijoya posters
- National day poster: Ekushe, Independence and Victory Day posters and banners
- Birthday card: Birthday greeting and invitation cards
- Banner: Banners for a shop, admissions, Eid or an event