R&B Game Night Flyer Kit
Finished social and print flyers for the Magic & Juju x Greenlight Date R&B Game Night (Singles Edition) on Friday, November 20 from 9:00 PM to 1:00 AM. Every option uses real Greenlight app screens inside real iPhone frames, a scannable QR code to greenlightdate.com, and our candid nightlife photography.
Primary Picks: Evening Lounge Editions (Options 1 to 3)
These three flyers match the look and feel of the videos on our homepage. Each one pairs a warm, candid game night scene with two real iPhones showing how people browse and accept a real date on Greenlight.
Option 1: Spades & Candlelit Lounge
Best all around hero flyer. Shows a couple laughing over playing cards and coupe glasses in a warm vinyl lounge, paired with our Discover feed and a live 24 hour Priority date offer screen.
Option 2: NYC Game Bar & Jenga Mixer
Best for showing group game night energy. Shows three singles laughing around a tabletop Jenga tower and whiskey glasses under warm amber bar lights, paired with our Offer Accepted celebration screen and Discover feed.
Option 3: Intimate Vinyl & Game Club
Best for a date night mood. Shows a couple leaning across a candlelit corner table with fanned playing cards while people play board games at the mahogany bar behind them. Highlights the live "At an event? Enter code" feature on the phone screen.
Alternate Print Editions: Warm Cream Paper (Options 4 & 5)
If the team also wants a light background version for daytime reposts or physical wall printing that saves dark ink, these two options use the same warm cotton paper style as our Shine Movement Pilates flyers.
Option 4: Social Club Cream & Toast
Matches the Shine Social Club poster style. Uses warm cotton paper, our two color clinking coupe glasses print, deep forest green headlines, and the real Discover phone screen.
Option 5: Cotton Paper & Vintage Signal
Best for explaining how Greenlight works at a glance. Pairs two real iPhones (My Offers and Offer Accepted) with our real cast metal traffic signal photo and a high contrast dark bottom bar.
What We Fixed From the First Draft (In Plain English)
Here is what changed between the original uploaded image and these finished flyers, and why each change makes the night look like somewhere people actually want to go.
1. Real People in a Warm Lounge Instead of a Neon Green Box
What changed: The original draft had a giant bright green rectangle in the middle of the poster and sci fi video game stripes in the corners. We replaced that with warm photos of real people laughing over cards, Jenga, and cocktails in a New York lounge.
Real life example: Imagine walking down the street on a Friday night looking for a bar. If a place has bright green fluorescent poster board taped over the windows, you keep walking. If you look through the window and see well dressed people in their twenties and thirties laughing over drinks and table games by candlelight, you want to walk in. And just like a movie poster, the flyer now shows the actual vibe of the night.
2. Real Greenlight App Screens Instead of Made Up Phone Drawings
What changed: The phones in the original draft showed a fake dark green screen that does not exist in our app. We replaced them with real iPhone 16 Pro frames holding actual screenshots from the live Greenlight app.
Real life example: Showing a fake phone screen is like a restaurant putting a cartoon drawing of a burger on their sign instead of a real photo of their food. When someone downloads Greenlight after seeing the flyer, the cream Discover feed, the 24 hour Priority offer timer, and the "Offer accepted" screen they see on their phone will match the flyer piece for piece.
3. Direct Website + Scannable QR Code at the Bottom
What changed: The original draft told people "All attendees must make an account on Greenlight Date" in red text, but gave them no website address and no QR code to actually do it. Every flyer now has greenlightdate.com and a scannable QR code at the bottom.
Real life example: Telling someone they must sign up without giving them the website or a QR code is like sending a party invite without an address or a link. If a friend texts this flyer in a group chat or someone sees it on a wall, they can point their camera at the QR code or type greenlightdate.com in two seconds, just like scanning a drink menu at a table.
4. Clean Magazine Typography Instead of Computer Boxes
What changed: We removed the glowing green text, the blocky computer font (where "NOV" looked like "NOU"), and all boxed outlines, and set the schedule in our real brand fonts (Fraunces and Familjen Grotesk) with simple horizontal divider lines.
Real life example: When flyers are made by generic AI tools, they either misspell letters or wrap every piece of text inside little boxes that look like a computer settings menu. Using clean book style headlines and warm brass accents makes the event feel like a private Soho House or supper club invitation rather than a club handbill.
How a guest goes from seeing the flyer to walking into the event on Friday, November 20:
Standalone Venue Photos, Phone Cutouts, QR Codes & Logos
If anyone on the team wants to make a quick Instagram Story, reel cover, or extra post, grab any of the individual building blocks below.
35mm Candid Lounge Photos (No Text Overlays)
All three background photographs without any text on top, ready for Instagram Stories, reel backgrounds, or event page headers.
Transparent iPhone 16 Pro Cutouts (With Live App Screens)
High resolution Titanium iPhone 16 Pro frames with transparent backgrounds so you can drop them onto any photo or slide.
Greenlight Signup QR Codes (Dark Ink & Deep Green Ink)
Sends scanners straight to https://greenlightdate.com. High contrast dark ink on warm ivory so phone cameras read it instantly.
Greenlight Official Lockup & Hearts Badge
Our official Hearts Orb mark and two color wordmark in Fraunces 600.
Original Draft (For Reference)
What was on the original upload
Shown here so the team can compare side by side. The original draft had a neon green box in the center, fake dark green app screens that do not match our real product, a sci fi computer font where "NOV" read like "NOU", and no website link or QR code for guests to create their account.