Celebrating 100 Years Together

There’s something special about reaching 100 years in business.

It’s an opportunity to reflect on where you’ve come from, celebrate what you’ve achieved and, most importantly, thank the people who made it all possible.

Last Friday, the SF Taylor team came together to do exactly that.

To celebrate our centenary year, we swapped the office and print room for the Manchester Ship Canal, where colleagues from across the business enjoyed an evening of music, laughter and celebration aboard our anniversary party boat.

With a DJ keeping the dance floor busy, a photobooth capturing plenty of memorable moments and a few prizes handed out along the way, it was a fantastic opportunity for everyone to relax and enjoy celebrating together.

But beyond the music and the festivities, the evening was about recognising the people behind SF Taylor.

Every order delivered.
Every customer relationship built.
Every challenge overcome.
Every innovation introduced.

For 100 years, it’s been our people who have made the difference.

Some of our team have only recently joined us, while others have dedicated decades of their careers to SF Taylor. Together, they represent the values that have shaped our business for a century: keeping our promises, acting with integrity, respecting and supporting one another, and working as one team.

That team spirit has helped SF Taylor grow from a small Manchester print business into an independent company that helps organisations deliver everything from print and creative design to branded merchandise, warehousing, fulfilment and marketing solutions.

As we continue celebrating 100 Years of Print, People and Progress, evenings like this remind us that our greatest achievement isn’t simply reaching a milestone—it’s the incredible team we’ve built along the way.

To everyone who joined us, thank you for making it such a memorable evening.

And to every past and present member of the SF Taylor family who has played a part in our story…

Here’s to the next chapter.

Believe in More.

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