As the New Year approaches, companies are slowly starting to publish their advertisements and posters. We have compiled the most beautiful and creative Christmas posters that have ever been published for you.
For better or worse We are about to leave another year behind. While there are days left for the calendar leaves to be reset, many companies have started various campaigns or good wishes. publishes their advertisements.
From shimmering trees full of colorful ornaments to Santa Claus, from deer-shaped candies to assorted gifts. Christmas themed ads We are with you.
Wouldn’t you like to enter the new year with your loved ones?
New Year’s Eve poster by British Airways “Get together this Christmas” he is writing. As you can see from the title, the main theme is to reunite with our distant loved ones.
Santa may not come this Christmas. So why?
In the advertisement shared by a detergent company, we see a troubled Santa Claus dressed in pink. The message wanted to be given in the advertisement, use our product Don’t let the color of your clothes fade.
Watch out when entering through the roof, there’s a dog!
A dog food brand warns Santa. The sign on the chimney says Santa can meet the dog when he comes down. “Don’t forget all the members of the family” The message the poster wants to convey is that there can be not only people but also animals in a family.
Do not drive deer after drinking alcohol.
The advertisement shared by the famous alcohol brand Heineken features a crashed Christmas car. On the edge of the banner where the gifts are scattered on the floor “Do not drive while drunk” he is writing.
This year, the gifts will be distributed with Mercedes.
of Mercedes-Benz 2013 The design he prepared at the beginning of the year was highly appreciated and continues to be among the remembered New Year’s advertisements today.
It may not even snow because of global warming.
This ad by Greenpeace reminds me of the dangers of global warming. Instead of a snowman, the snow globe contains only a hat, scarf, carrot and a few small stones.
Would you like to eat pizza from the tree?
Instead of a classic Christmas tree, the poster prepared by Dominos a tree-shaped pizza slice is located. The position of the peppers and sausages on the very creatively prepared pizza slice resembles the decorations on the Christmas tree.
This detergent even removes ink that has smeared on you in the shape of a Christmas tree.
Laundry detergent brand Tide claims its product can remove all kinds of stains, including Christmas tree-shaped ink stains. on the poster “We wish you a white and clean year” he is writing.
“Oh, I forgot to buy a present!” end your trouble.
Chocolates are perfect not only at Christmas, but also at any time of the year. It’s a last minute gift. Quality Street has spread its chocolates on the ground in the shape of a deer head, but you can give it a Christmas tree or other shapes if you want.
My Santa is like a can of coke man.
Only one can of Coca Cola on top of the coke belt This advertisement work he placed is very creative even though it has a very simple design.
You don’t need to buy a tree this Christmas.
A Chainsaw This ad, prepared by the manufacturer, reflects the power of the product.
Would you like some extra Christmas cream in your coffee?
Starbucks is one of the first brands that come to mind when it comes to coffee. The company’s advertisement is based on both the colors used and the design. christmas feeling it turns out pretty well.
This time, we’re clacking Pringles chips, not bells.
A Christmas without chips and snacks is unthinkable. The slogan of this advertisement prepared by the famous chips brand is the classic Christmas song. Adapted version of Jingle Bells.
How about welcoming your guests with potato door decorations?
French fries lovers’ New Year’s Eve door decoration that’s exactly how it should be. If they have a sauce on it, it’s inedible!
On that New Year’s Eve, the fireworks were not colorful and a bit pasty.
Barilla’s spaghetti shaped fireworks, It reflects the energy of the new year.
Santa also has a right to rest.
This ad is for Santa Claus. “to pause” and hints that he should get a KitKat.
Bonus: Boyner’s advertisement for T-box in 2008 was widely talked about in our country.
In times of financial crisis, make depressed consumers laugh The company, which wanted to increase its sales before the New Year, remained on the agenda for a long time by launching two campaigns, ‘Don’t let this New Year’s crisis escape your winter’ and ‘Take it or leave it’.
Which ad was your favourite? Do not forget to indicate your ideas in the comments. We wish everyone a happy, healthy and beautiful year.
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