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Small children find large flags difficult to wield.boy with banner image by Alexey Klementiev from Fotolia.com
Measure the height of those who will be using the flags. Have individuals stand against the wall while wearing the same shoes worn during the routine. The height of the user and flag pole determines whether a small, medium or large flag should be used. While experience and skill play a part in flag size needed, use the height of the flag bearer as a starting point for beginners. Generally, people under 48 inches handle small flags best. Those between 48 and 60 inches tall may find medium flags to their liking. Reserve large flags for those over 60 inches tall or with extensive experience. - 2
Color wheels show gradients and varients of multiple colors.Color guide to match colors for printing image by Piter Pkruger from Fotolia.com
Use the color wheel to find colors that coordinate with outfits, other flags or the worship setting. - 3
Searching online for worship flags gives an idea of styles and prices.press image by Petro Feketa from Fotolia.com
Decide where to place your order. The Internet hosts numerous sites that sell worship flags. Perform a search using phrases such as "worship flags," "worship banners" and "liturgical dance supplies." For in-person purchases, check local Christian stores or dance supply outlets as they may carry flags and supplemental supplies such as flag shafts. Some Christian church supply or secular dance supply catalogs also carry these items. Utilizing all the above resources increases the chance of finding flags in the correct size and color scheme.
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