How do you write Congratulations in bubble letters?
- Pick a layout. CONGRATULATIONS is the longest word on these pages. On a banner, use one line. On a card, arch it over the top, or split it into CONGRATU and LATIONS on two lines, or use CONGRATS instead.
- Count the repeats. The word has two O's, two N's, two A's and two T's. Draw the first of each carefully and copy its width for the second.
- Spell the middle right. It is C-O-N-G-R-A-T-U-L-A-T-I-O-N-S. The T after the A is a common mistake: many people write a D. Pencil the spelling out first.
- Keep the G and C different. C and G sit at the start of the word. Give the G a clear inward bar so the two letters do not look the same.
- Give the I room. The I near the end is easy to squeeze into a thin line. Give it a half-width slot and rounded caps.
Ideas for Congratulations in bubble letters
- Graduation card or cap: CONGRATULATIONS with the year in bubble numbers.
- Graduation party banner: enlarge the word, print one or two letters per sheet and string them up.
- New job, promotion or retirement card: the colored version on the front.
- Wedding, engagement or new baby card: the cute pastel version.
- Sports team or school award: a poster for the winners.
Colors and decorations for Congratulations
A rainbow, one color per letter, looks like a party. For graduation, use the school's colors, or gold and black. Add confetti dots, stars, a graduation cap on the first C, balloons or streamers coming out of the S. Gold gel pen highlights make it feel special.
Congratulations in graffiti letters
The graffiti image uses 3D letters pushed back with a deep block. On a 15-letter word, keep the block short so the letters stay readable, and run it the same direction all the way along. The 3D graffiti letters guide covers depth and angle.