For the honoree
Court of honor gifts that mark the years it took
The honoree on a personalized card, sealed in a display case. Behind the QR code: the service project, the photos from every step, and notes from the family and leaders who saw them get there.
- The honoree on a card
- The project behind the QR code
- Notes from family and leaders
- Sealed in a display case
- From $29.99
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The short answer
A court of honor gift they'll keep is a personalized card of the honoree, sealed in a display case, with their service project, the years it took, and notes from family and leaders behind the card's QR code. It marks the achievement on the shelf and keeps the whole story one scan away. A Display Card is $29.99.
What they see when they scan it
The road here
Court of honor · this spring
- The service project. Before-and-after photos, the plan, and the volunteers who showed up.
- The years it took. Photos from the first campout to the ceremony.
- Notes from everyone. Parents, grandparents, leaders, and the friends who were there.
- The ceremony. The photos and video from the court of honor itself.
Example layout. Your photos and notes go here.
Court of honor gift ideas, by who it's from
From parents
Their card in a display case, with a letter from you behind the QR code about watching them get here.
From grandparents
A card for the shelf, with your own note and the family photos from every step along the way.
From the troop
A card for each honoree at a shared ceremony: a 10-card Pack ($49.99) gives each one their own photo and page.
For the leader
A thank-you card for the adult who guided them, with the honorees' notes behind it.
Quinceañera court of honor gifts
A quinceañera's court of honor is the friends who stand with her. A card for each is a thank-you they'll keep.
A card for each member of the court
Each dama and chambelán on their own card, with a thank-you from the quinceañera behind the QR code.
The court's photos
The rehearsals, the waltz, and the night itself, saved behind every card.
More on putting the photos behind a card.
Free to design
The honoree on a card
The project behind the QR code
Notes from family and leaders
Sealed in a display case
Single $29.99 / 10-card Pack $49.99
Frequently asked questions
What's a good court of honor gift?+
A personalized card of the honoree, sealed in a display case, with their service project, the years it took, and notes from family and leaders behind the card's QR code. It's personal and it stays on the shelf. A Display Card is $29.99.
What should parents give at a court of honor?+
Something that marks the years it took: a card of them in a display case, with a letter from you and the photos from every step behind the QR code.
What do you put on a court of honor card?+
Their name and photo, the achievement, the troop or group number, and the date. The back holds a short message, and the page behind the QR code holds the project photos and everyone's notes.
Can we make cards for several honorees?+
Yes. A Card Pack is 10 cards in one order, and each card gets its own photo and details, for $49.99.
What are quinceañera court of honor gift ideas?+
A card for each member of the court, with a thank-you from the quinceañera and the night's photos behind each QR code.
What goes behind the QR code?+
Every Cardbop card is a Living Card: the QR code printed on the back opens a page that belongs to that card. You can add the story behind it, more photos from that day, links (a highlight video, a playlist, a shared album), and a note the person who gets it finds when they scan it. Only people with the card or its link can open the page, and the owner can make it private. The printed code never changes, so the page can be updated any time.