Grammy Awards 2019 Gift Bag: Celebrities Gifted Over $30,000 Worth Of Items

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By Rachael Ellenbogen @TheRachaelE 

 

While only some celebrities at the 2019 Grammys will be picking up awards, all of them will be winners when it comes to getting free swag.

 

The gift bag given out to stars at this year’s Grammy Awards is worth over $30,000, and that’s just the swag bag. Celebrities are also able to walk through the Grammys 2019 gift lounge, where there are even more products for them to snatch up.

 

Before we get to the gifting suite, though, here are some of the brands celebrities, like host Alicia Keys and performers/nominees Shawn Mendes and Lady Gaga, will be receiving items from in their gift bags: Bedding Bandz®, Blazon, Blush & Whimsy, Chocolates by Maria, City Threads, CloSYS Oral Care, Detoxwater, Inspire Me Bracelets, Joico, Lumene, Manuka Honey, My Creative Candle, Organic Hair Care, Patchology, Rockstar Jewelry, San Clemente Cookie Dough Co., Shorebags, smartDOT, Sofi La Fleur, Sonya Dakar, Southern Wicked Lemonade, Sumptuous Lollies, Sutra Beauty and more.

 

Again, that’s just what’s inside the swag bag. Here are the brands participating in the gifting suite: MTG, PRSVR, Good Girl Chocolate, Grossé Japan jewelry,  It’s a 10 Haircare, Millianna, Neoteny, Oxygenetix and more.

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BEDDING BANDZ TO DEBUT IN OFFICIAL GRAMMY® GIFT BAG

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Raleigh, NC, January 29, 2019 

 

On Sunday, February 10th, 2019 in Los Angeles, California, some alternative Bandz will be appearing at Music’s Biggest Night®. 

 

As in previous years, each Presenter and Performer at the GRAMMYs® will receive a carefully curated selection of gifts. For the 61st Annual GRAMMY Awards®, these gifts will include Bedding Bandz® The Original Bed Sheets Organizer from Ravary Enterprises.

 

“We are thrilled that our patented, home organizational product Bedding Bandz® has been selected for the official GRAMMY® Gift Bag,” said Linda Ravary, the inventor of the product. “Bedding Bandz® bring order to the chaos of messy linen closets everywhere, from the mansions of music moguls to the fifth floor walk-ups of aspiring new artists. Not every star performer can win a GRAMMY but they can all be more organized when they get back home with the hottest gift this year! We are incredibly excited that our Bandz from North Carolina will be part of Music’s Biggest Night!”  

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GRAMMY AWARDS swag bags

to include product created

by Raleigh inventor

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By Sarah Lindenfeld Hall, Go Ask Mom editor

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RALEIGH, N.C. — Linda Ravary started Bedding Bandz out of necessity. Standing in front of the family linen closet, wondering why it was so difficult to keep it in order, Ravary became determined to come up with a solution.

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Three years later, in 2013, Bedding Bandz®, a line of bands that bundle and label sheets, was born. And this weekend, some of the top artists in the music industry - from Alicia Keyes to Cardi B, Miley Cyrus, Dolly Parton and Diana Ross - could be walking away with her product, which will be tucked into the swag bags for the Grammy Awards.

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Ravary provided 160 of her Bedding Bandz to be included in the bags, which will be distributed to presenters and performers on the show. The 61st annual Grammy Awards air on Sunday night. The goal is that one of those celebrities will fall in love with the product and share it on social media.

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"It's going to be great," said Ravary, who holds a patent on her bands. "We don't really know who the presenters will be. It will be excitement all the time every time. We're preparing a bottle of champagne, my husband and I, and we'll be following them on social networks and hopefully hearing about our product."

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Ravary and her husband David live in north Raleigh where they raised their three children. And this isn't their only brush with fame this year. Their eldest child, Justin, actually was on an episode of Dynasty on The CW Network with his band Easter Island last week.

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Ravary, who is originally from Canada, learned about the opportunity for businesses to add items to awards show swag bags on the French Canadian channel on Sirius XM. There, she heard an interview with another business owner who had done the same thing.

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"In my head, I thought it was a very, very exclusive thing," she said. "You hear about the $8,000 trip. But you can also have affordable gifts in there."

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Eventually, she reached out to Distinctive Assets, the company that prepares the bags. Ravary quickly heard back that she'd been accepted. In fact, she also had the opportunity to include items in a swag bag for the Academy Awards later this month, but she opted to stick with a single show this year.

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