Giving pennants and giving pennants is a way to express gratitude or praise to someone or an organization. Usually, high-level people or representatives of organizations will attend and say some compliments.

On formal occasions, the language of issuing banners can be like this:

1. We are honored to present this banner to you (the recipient or beneficiary) on behalf of (the name of the recipient or organization).

We are gathered here today to present this flag to you (the recipient or beneficiary) to express our high praise and thanks to you.

Today, we present this banner to you (the recipient or beneficiary) to show our deep respect for your outstanding contribution and selfless dedication.

4. The pennant is your honor symbol, representing your outstanding achievements and selfless dedication (grantee or beneficiary). We are here to express our most sincere congratulations and thanks to you.

On informal occasions, the language given to the banner can be more relaxed and casual. For example:

1. Hey, you're doing great. This is your banner. I hope you like it.

Congratulations, this project you have done is really excellent. This is your flag.

This is your flag. You really did a good job. We are proud of you.

Please note that the specific terms will vary according to different occasions and situations.