Aug 11, 2021
The International Star Registry ® gift package includes a beautiful 12" x 16" parchment certificate, available framed or unframed, with the name of your choice, dedication date, and telescopic coordinates of the star. You'll also receive an informative booklet with charts of the constellations.
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Glenview, United States - August 11, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Consumers find that the gift of naming a star is a perfect symbolic tie-in for Sweetest’s Day. Founded in 1979, the International Star Registry has the world’s most comprehensive listing of star names.
One of the sweetest days of the year is just around the corner, the pressure to find the perfect Sweetest day gift that says “Our love was written in the stars” is on. Go beyond traditional flowers and costly diamonds with a uniquely sweet gift. Show that special someone how much you care by doing what the stars do, name a star after them. Faith Hill and Tim McGraw have stars; Prince William & Kate each have a star, Madonna has one, as well as Justin Beiber, Taylor Swift, and Brad & Angelina to name a few.
Consumers find that the gift of naming a star is a perfect symbolic tie-in for Sweetest’s Day. After 40 years in business, each gift package is still created individually with special attention given to quality and detail. Most customers that buy a star also select popular upgrades which include the new Photographic Sky Charts created in Germany for the International Star Registry, custom framing options, engraved sterling silver jewelry, and beautiful hand calligraphy to make each International Star Registry® certificate a unique work of art.
Founded in 1979, The International Star Registry is the world’s most comprehensive listing of star names, surpassing all governmental and scientific catalogs. The $54 star “kit” includes a 12″x16″ full color, personalized parchment certificate with your chosen star name, telescopic coordinates for locating the star, a detailed sky chart with the star circled for easy identification, and a booklet on astronomy. The new star names are recorded in the book “Your Place in the Cosmos, Volume IX” to be filed in the US Copyright Office.
“Sweetest’s Day is a unique opportunity to remind the one you love how special they are, and that your love will last forever, just like the Stars” said President, Rocky Mosele. “It’s gratifying to be part of something that has brought so much joy into so many lives over the years.” International Star Registry ® is a company that offers customers the opportunity to name stars for the ones they love. For more information, call (800) 282-3333 or visit https://internationalstarregistry.com/.
Contact Info:
Name: Elaine Stople
Email: Send Email
Organization: International Star Registry
Address: 1813 Elmdale Avenue, Glenview, IL 60026, United States
Phone: +1-800-282-3333
Website: https://internationalstarregistry.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89041201
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