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65 Creative Writing Logos For Communicative Brands

Are you looking for a different concept to use as logos? Why not try writing logos. Writing has been around for centuries, and throughout history, there arises so many images and connotations of writing.

When you hear the word writing, pictures of pencils, ink, papers, letters, envelopes, and words come to mind. Writing invokes a sense of melancholy, joy, nostalgia, and a host of other emotions. It’s all coming from the books we read and the things we write. 

If you adopt writing-related concepts, people will perceive your brand as responsible, clean, communicative, and creative.  

But of course, not anyone can use writing images as their logos or other visual assets. 

Here are some industries that could use writing as part of their branding visuals: publishing, freelance writing services, paper manufacturing, libraries, stationeries, email software, courier services, and a lot more.

If you feel like your business could benefit from good writing imagery, then read along as we give you the best logo samples where writing-related images take center stage. We have some logos involving pens, books, letters, and envelopes. 

1. Pen Logos

What is writing without using pens, right? Even in the digital age, pens are still relevant tools for writing. 

The good thing about pens is that it’s a generally recognizable image. When people see a pen, they assume it has something to do with writing. 

And even better, there are many kinds of pens in the world: fountain pens, ballpoint pens, rollerball pens, gel pens, disposable stick pens, and more. Which means you have all these options to display your creative designs. And you’re less likely to find a similar design in your industry.

Pens are great images to communicate a writing-related business. You can even display some images related to pens, such as ink and paper. This way, you can make your logos more specific and tailored to your audience. 

If you’re still wondering what kind of image you like to use, look no further because we’ve curated the best samples of pen logos on the web. Douse yourself in creativity so you can get your pen-inspired brand image up and running. 

BenMedia Logo by Viacheslav Naumov

Black ink by Catur Argi

Cp Logo + Pen by Mohammad Arif

CTJ by Cody Johnston

Fire Pen Tool by MusiqueDesign

Gladiator Pencil Outline by JimjemR

MQM Logo Design by David Wilder

Pen & Paper | Logo by Amr Magdy

Pen Electric Company by Glen Miranda

Pen House by Minhaj Mithun

Pen Ink Publishing by marcololstudio

Pen Leaf Logo mark by Robeul Aoual Robin

Pen Logo by Eko Prasetyo

Rook Writing Pen by novita007

science fiction by Alexandra Metlitskaya

2. Book Logos

If you’re over with pen designs, try book images. Book icons and symbols are also good communication devices for writing-related business. 

There are many types of book designs you can try. There are notebooks, hard bounds, traditional books, paperbacks, soft bounds, and a lot more. All these are different creative imagery you can try out for your first book logos. 

Book symbols in brands can mean responsibility, bureaucracy, authority, education, learning, institution, and enlightenment. This is why book logos can invoke a sense of respect and trust among your target audience. What a great way to entice your audience, right? 

Here are some samples you can try for your book logos and other visual needs. 

Balboa Badge by Gustavo Zambelli

Balboa. by Gustavo Zambelli

Book Cube by aya55

Book Logo Design by Dalius Stuoka | logo designer

Brick & Mortar Books by somani

Custom Hollow Book Company by Phoenix Dragon

Edukado by DesignPlus

Gnome Road Publishing by jaime.sp

Heart + Book Logo Mark by Elif Kamesoglu

Lands of the Bible by FourtuneDesign

Poetry Books Logo by Adam Islami

Reading Education Books by novita007

Story on the Square by Samantha Ward Design

Two books logo design by Sergii Syzonenko

White Book by egaak

Woman book logo by Kristina

Writers Block by Ryan Tantillo

3. Letters Logos

Words and letters are always associated with writing. It’s the basic foundation of any type of written piece. Before you can construct sentences, paragraphs, and essays, you must first learn how to use words and letters. 

Letters can be written in many styles, which brings us to a concept called fonts. Fonts are how letters are designed differently to communicate a different meaning. There’s cursive, decorative, serif, and sans serif. 

So in your logo designs, you could use these letter styles for your brand name or even brand icons. We’ve curated the best letter logos so you can take all the inspiration you need. 

between leaves by 55rova

Firefly Cove by alpino

flat style minimal logo by KIBREA GRAPHICS

G Logo design by Gero

Hardcore Freelancers Guild by Dan Kornievsky

Hedley Grange by amare1000k

HÔTEL DES GEMMES by untung bertubi-tubi

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Lowriters logo design by Milos Bojkovic

Pixel Pusher by Jay Master

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Suel by Ismael de souza

W by Kevin Kroneberger

Wordmark by Daniel Bodea

Writer Logo by Paul Meyer

4 Envelope logos

For the longest time, envelopes have been one of our tools for sending messages. We fill them with our letters and have them sent through traditional mailing services. Because of this, we kind of think that envelopes always carry messages that will invoke feelings of nostalgia, love, joy, and anger. 

You can never go wrong with incorporating envelopes in your brand visuals. Everyone knows what an envelope is. So there’s no need to explain your reasoning why you came up with such a design. 

And most importantly, since there are many ways you can design an envelope icon, there are fewer chances you will find a similar design in your industry. In short, you have endless room for creative customization. 

Think of the most famous brands with envelopes as logos. See the logos of Gmail, GetResponse, and Gigglet. They have a single concept, which is the use of envelopes, but they communicate to their audience uniquely using different colors and designs. 

All Things Mail by Atec

American Mailing Machines by prodesigns99

Cyberspy by Sumesh

Direct Marketing Logo Design by Rii

Envelope by Dragisa Trojancevic

Envelope logo by Paul Wanjoeh

Envelope Logo Design by Kirill Leary

Envelope Package Logistics by town

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The Mail Box Store by debdesign

Final Thoughts

Writing logos is surely not for all brands. But if you find that writing and its many images such as pens, envelopes, books, and letters can perfectly encapsulate your message, then go for it. 

You could never go wrong with its inherent connotations. Most people respect and trust brands that use writing images. It’s associated with established institutions such as universities and creative industries. 

If you need help in designing a writing-related logo, BrandCrowd’s Logo Maker is up for the rescue. On its page, you can see hundreds of writing-inspired logo templates that you can customize to make it unique. 

Plus, BrandCrowd is home to other marketing templates. You can create your business cards as well as social media posts. 

Logo designs need not be difficult and expensive to create. BrandCrowd offers free templates as well as paid logo designs for a minimal amount. The best part, you could design your logo in minutes so you can start that business in no time. 

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• If you’re running the club, remember that different members are likely there for unique reasons—include a variety of poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and screenwriting activities.
• For a younger crowd, include a writing activity with every meeting and encourage members to share their work—be super supportive!
• Make sure that if you’re doing any workshop-style discussions that the members understand that critiquing someone’s work does not mean criticizing them as people.
• Clubs with older members will likely attract a good number of experienced writers, so you may want to start meetings by asking members if they’ve been working on anything they’d like feedback on before going into activities, lectures, or discussions.

Forming Your Club

• Possible locations include your house, public park, an open classroom, or anywhere else you can meet and converse without disturbing others.

• Word of mouth: Invite friends and acquaintances, and ask them to spread the word and bring their friends! Talk openly and excitedly about your club: your enthusiasm will help draw the interest of others. It’s a good idea to invite very broadly to begin with: the people who are truly invested in your club will show up and stick around.
• Posters and fliers: Design a cool flier and post it around school or your workplace! This is a nice way to draw attention to your club.
• Social media: For example, you can create a Facebook Event for the first meeting and share it widely with your friends!

• If you do decide to ask someone to be your advisor, be considerate of their time and respectful when making your request. Sending them an introductory email explaining your plans (in as much detail as you can) will allow them to make an informed decision. It is also courteous to offer to meet in person or talk over the phone/Skype so that they can ask any questions they might have before they make their decision.
• Advisors can be involved in a variety of ways, and this should be a conversation that you have directly with your potential advisor. Will they attend meetings? Will they offer guidance from afar? These are questions that are best to ask early on.

• This is related to possibly need an advisor: some schools require an advisor's signature on club registration forms. Once again, just be sure to research your school, university, or organization's requirements.

Holding for Your First Meeting

• You can choose an icebreaker that is relevant to the theme (if applicable) of your club, or you choose something entirely random. The point of this activity is to lighten the mood and help your members get to know each other and feel more comfortable opening up and sharing their work. Classic icebreakers like "Two Truths and Lie" (where everyone shares two true facts and a lie about themselves, and others guess the fabrication) and the "Name Game" (where each person has to find an adjective to describe themselves that starts with the same letter as their name) can be great simple options. [2] X Research source

• Write about an animal of your choice.
• Open up a dictionary, pick a word, and write what it means to you.
• Create a poem or story that starts with "Hello."
• Write a piece that's inspired by a conversation you've recently overheard.
• Write about something you dread or fear.

• If voting proves too messy (this might be the case, especially if you have many members), an easy and neutral online tool that may help you decide when to hold meetings is doodle.com (or other similar scheduling applications).

• Is your main goal as a group to spark new writing ideas together and actually practice writing during the meetings, or to critique and improve one another's written works? Alternatively, you may want to operate as more of a social/support group for writers, where you talk about your craft and hold one another accountable for your personal writing goals. Decide your focus together, and build that into your mission. [4] X Research source

• Bringing a large sheet of paper and pens (or whiteboard markers if your location has a whiteboard) can be a nice way of involving members in this process. Members can take turns suggesting and writing ideas. You can keep this piece of paper as a reminder for future meetings, or you can take it, type it up, and print it and share copies (or a combination).

Keeping Your Club Going

• It is helpful to bring a notebook to meetings so that new members can share their e-mails and/or phone numbers, and so that you can then add them to any groups or lists.

• It's a good idea to start an e-mail list, a Facebook group, and maybe a group chat so that you can add members and keep them informed and up to date on club meetings and activities. It's all up to you, but clear communication will help your club flourish.

• If you do choose to have writing partnerships be a part of your club structure, you may want to consider assigning writing partners randomly as well as have people change partners periodically. It's a good idea to try to prevent cliques from forming for many reasons: so that no one feels left out, so that members are receiving feedback on their work from multiple perspectives, and so that people are establishing many connections with many different members of different style, backgrounds, and personalities.
• Give members ideas of how to connect with their writing partner. Suggest accessible practices such as, "After you've written your piece, share it with your partner via Google Docs so that you can read each other's work. Then, coordinate a time to meet and discuss one your work in person." Encourage members to do whatever feels most comfortable to them.

• One way to do this is creating and sharing the link to a standing Google Form that is specifically designed for feedback. Creating an anonymous Google Form (or whatever type of digital survey works best for you) will encourage members to voice their opinions. It's good to establish protocol for how this feedback will be dealt with, early on: will you (as the leader) check the responses regularly, and will suggestions be discussed at meetings?
• Another way to gather feedback is to designate an allotted amount of time during meetings to open up the discussion for feedback and suggestions.
• If you and your members do decide that you want to discuss feedback weekly (however you choose to gather it, whether electronically or during meetings), you may also want to discuss the format of this discussion. Will it be an informal discussion? Will people vote? Will it depend on the feedback? These are good points to consider early on when determining club guidelines.

• Let members know what they should bring to the next meeting (i.e. laptop, notebooks, pens, etc.).
• Ideally, set at least a loose agenda for your next meeting, before you wrap up your first one. Your goal should be to get right down to writing and club discussions in your subsequent meetings, now that you've set some ground rules and expectations. [6] X Trustworthy Source University of North Carolina Writing Center UNC's on-campus and online instructional service that provides assistance to students, faculty, and others during the writing process Go to source

Community Q&A

• Bringing snacks can be a fun addition to any meeting. But be sure to communicate any allergens (nuts, dairy, etc.)! This will help incentivize people to come to the meetings, and—particularly if your club is hosted during lunch or after school—makes sure that no one is hungry entirely. Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0
• Bringing some extra notebooks and pens to the first meeting (or first few meetings) is always a good idea, just in case someone forgets their own. Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0
• Try this fun activity: Pass sheets of paper around so everyone has one. Have everyone write the beginning of a story, pass the sheet to the person on their right, and have them continue the story (then folding the sheet over so the next person can only see the most recently added sentence, not any of the previous sentences). It's sort of like the game "telephone," and you can theme it around a particular topic! Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0

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Article: 10 Tips to Create a Good Club Logo Design

10 Tips to Create a Good Club Logo Design

Created by AbKirkpatrick | https://dribbble.com/shots/17947660-Cycling-Club

Now, it is your duty and responsibility to create a cool club logo design that is also able to attract attention. Amid many clubs that have logos that look old-fashioned and disheveled, what you need to do now is change them to something modern!

So, you are part of a newly formed club and are looking for a new design? Or maybe you are looking for some designs to refresh your current logo for a club that has been around for a long time? Get to know some tips that will be very useful.

Before we go into too much detail, we want you to know that business, personal, and club logos have different characteristics. We want you to know the characteristics of that difference and specify what you will include in it.

Created by Andrew Munoz | https://dribbble.com/shots/11121169-Join-the-club

But you don't need to worry, as you can discover a whole load of designs and a walkthrough with a fresh club logo. A good club design must fulfill several requirements, eye-catching, long-lasting, memorable, and works well in large or small sizes.

In the future, if all the main points can be achieved, then it will be enough to help you encompass the brand vibe at a higher level. A club video is how you can shape the perceptions and thoughts of others, including all club members.

Very contrary to popular belief, you don't have to be a talented designer to design a logo for a club. Just stand out and research the design in a logo, and it will automatically become an icon that shines on your jersey, club clothes, and other media logos.

Created by Jordan Wilson | https://dribbble.com/shots/18317830-Pub-Club-Official

In short, you and your club will get more attention from the surrounding public. That's what we define as a branding strategy; the logo must communicate the overall process. In proceeding, the club logo will get appreciation from those who see it.

What will your club do, serve, and in what areas is it moving? This is a basic guide to creating a purposeful club logo. Don't go wrong with designing and producing a logo that's right track, but make sure that you've followed these tips:

10 Tips to Create a Good Club Logo Design:

• Always Brainstorm Before You Start
• Start From A Basic Shape
• Use A Suitable Color Palette
• Consider A Clean Design
• Try Not To Make A Similar Look With Others
• Make It Looks Professional
• Create A Timeless Design
• Create A Recognisable Looks
• Don't Forget To Include An Inviting Tagline
• Conducting A Market Test With The Club Members

1. Always Brainstorm Before You Start

Whilst our top tips are outlined in all the previous 7 points, as well as the next 3 points; the most important thing is that you have brainstormed about what kind of design you will use. Perhaps this brainstorming phase will be a long time consuming one.

However, you need to brainstorm and prepare a few options before deciding on the final design. The majority of graphic designers forget to draft and organize ideas. So there will be many revisions later.

Created by Stephanie White | https://dribbble.com/shots/5037467-After-School-Club

This brainstorming is related to the collection of ideas, determining the elements that need to be placed, what kind of design to become the majority, and many other functions of brainstorming for the final club design.

Brainstorming also can't be done just once, but it needs to be done several times to get final. This mapping will also make it easier for designers to determine visuals for communication with potential members.

Remember to keep your sketches, no matter how small and how little the progress is; it is very important for the next idea. Your idea may sink and disappear. So, since it appears on the surface of your mind, just try to draw it.

Created by Chris Rogge | https://dribbble.com/shots/10037103-Black-Rose-Football-Club

2. start from a basic shape.

Tips for logo creation is that you better follow a flexible one. Do not just base on the template or even follow the existing shape. That only happens with old-fashioned club logos, as you will find in many other club logos.

The use of logos in the form of triangles, rectangles, trapezoids, circles, and other shapes is overrated. Don't use it as the default design, especially if you want your club logo design to attract more people's attention and reach a wider market.

Created by Luke Harrison | https://dribbble.com/shots/11108574-The-Great-Indoors-Hideout-Club

Shapes are overrated, so you can start by designing with straight and curved lines based on your ideas. This will add a sense of prestige, richness, and depth. So it is very suitable for those who want a timeless design.

However, it still has something to do with the professionalism of the logo, don't make it too abstract. You need to know the limits of creativity, even if there are no limits. Graphic Designers also know that a design brief cannot be "play safe."

If you don't want something too appealing and prominent, you can use a basic shape as a reference, but don't use it as a frame. Maybe you can arrange a ball set to fill the frame, and the club name is in the middle of the club design.

Created by Emir Ayouni | https://dribbble.com/shots/16866951-Pacific-Rink-Winter-21-22-Collection-2-3

3. use a suitable color palette.

The use of color should also not be arbitrary; it must be based on the main color that has been determined by the club. The choice of color should also be the result of discussions with other members because later, it will be used in all other sectors.

There are many unique logo colors, but not all of them can be according to taste and desire. Set multiple color palettes to get the perfect result. But it will be much better if the color is not too much, just 2-3.

Created by Vladimir Topalovic | https://dribbble.com/shots/16110805-Oakwood-Country-Club

As all of us already know that a simple color means a thousand words. Color influences 85% of the total potential members to make decisions. If the club's chosen color looks odd, then they will immediately refuse to join.

Color also increases the public awareness of your club by up to 80%. Make a good club logo design base on the colors that are right for your club. By default, you can choose a color scheme based on warm colors, cool colors, and also neutral colors.

If we want to break down the meaning of each color, Red indicates that your club is more aggressive, Pink signifies femininity, Orange – is full of energy, Yellow – is friendliness and joy, green is for nature, and other interesting colors.

Created by James Park | https://dribbble.com/shots/10862799-Run-Club-Logo

4. consider a clean design.

For club logos, designers should know that this is an excellent idea to create a cleaner design. Without saying, you don't need to pay attention to other elements, but as much as possible, your design looks as less cluttered as possible to the public.

Club members also certainly prefer it if the designs displayed can be creative. But they will not like a design that has nothing to do with the main idea of ​​the design. Just look at some examples of designs that look amazing.

Created by Damjan | https://dribbble.com/shots/10778397-FC-Viitorul-Constanta-Visual-Identity-Concept

Catching attention can be done by choosing colors that are still appropriate, while it will be dangerous if you choose the wrong element in it. Clean design means you use important and relevant elements to the club background.

The clean design also means minimalist modern designs. The pull of a firm line and adding a small mascot will make your logo look memorable. According to the data we collected, the clean design also makes the club logo design look timeless.

Created by Owen Williams | https://dribbble.com/shots/17207427-Herne-Bay-Football-Club

5. try not to make a similar look with others.

This is a fatal mistake when you follow another club's logo for your club. Never do that if you don't want your club's image to appear negative. Following someone else's club logo are plagiarism and a violation.

You may use someone else's club logo as a reference. Collect as many other people's logos as possible and make them all initial ideas for logo creation. From here, you will also find a fresh and good logo for your club logo design.

Created by Jessie Maisonneuve | https://dribbble.com/shots/17905370-Real-Love-Club-Logo-System

But if many elements are the same, then it is no longer an inspiration. That means the designer has copied the idea into a work that cannot be called art. It can remind other people of the violations that have been made.

You can follow their line but don't get the same final result. On the other hand, you also can't be without ideas when creating something. If the design is similar, then you can add a little differentiator so that it is not considered plagiarism.

To be honest, even when making visual designs. Not to mention that the club design will be an identity for your club. Make sure that the selection of templates to shapes is wonderful and scores the best rate by all members s who see the work.

Created by Linijos | https://dribbble.com/shots/6891056-Eden-s-Serpents

6. make it looks professional.

A club is a community that has exclusive characteristics. Therefore, what must be a prominent trait of making a logo is professionalism. It can give exclusive rights also to all members who join there.

These tips to create club design must always be remembered. The reason is that we still very often see club logos that don't seem serious and random. Worse yet, some don't even know what the true essence of the club logo is.

Created by DAINOGO | https://dribbble.com/shots/18521049-BLUE-DREAM-Badminton-Club-Logo

Many times you have noticed the game of shaping, color, and curve. The site is the key to the professionalism of the club logo. Members will also be very enthusiastic in welcoming the club logo, which is made with great care.

This professionalism can also be adopted from the philosophy, background, the history of the club. For example, the use of the club's mascot in the logo, writing the year of formation, and also be added to the club's pride color.

Being a professional logo design club also means not overdoing it. There is no need for accessories that are considered unimportant and damage aesthetics. After that, all you can get, then it can appear everywhere and form a sense of power.

Created by Abigail Grewenow | https://dribbble.com/shots/15137340-Unda-200-Club-Badge

7. create a timeless design.

Seeing that there are club logos that only follow trends, you should avoid that. You have to create a logo that can be used for a long time and can be used in particular standpoints and also logically complex timeframes there.

This means that your logo will be used for a long time, no specific time, as much as possible for the long term. You also may not want to hire a graphic designer too often to make your logo no different.

Created by Veronika Žuvić | https://dribbble.com/shots/7735195-Falcons-soccer-club-logo

Additionally, from a standpoint here, the logo could perhaps get a bit of a refresh a few times. But if it's going to change everything, it won't be considered professional either. Just look at the typical European logo that has been used for a long time.

Even though he was very old, that didn't mean the viewer was bored. Even those who see it will be amazed if it turns out that references from the past will still be recognizable and synonymous with the past as well as the present.

Being a timeless logo means you are not creative. But you have estimated the lifespan of longer use. It is imperative to say that your logo is timeless if the elements used in it specifically describe the characteristics of the club you form.

Created by Andrea Binski | https://dribbble.com/shots/6373333-Marina-Beach-Club

8. create a recognisable looks.

Because in that background you are a sports club, then in the design you can also explain what sport the club is really into. So that people can immediately describe just looking at the logo.

Although many say this is not very essential, in our opinion, it needs to be understood. It can be a good idea to incorporate the sport of your club into the logo clearly so that potential members can know what club they are joining.

Created by Emir Ayouni | https://dribbble.com/shots/16866943-Pacific-Rink-Winter-21-22-Collection-1-3

Club logo design from soccer, for example. Then the image of the ball with black and white dots will be the hallmark. As for basketball games, maybe you can include an orange ball with 3 lines that rotate the ball.

Likewise, with the sport of golf, the designers can include elements of sticks and golf balls as a means of describing the background of the sport. If you don't want to include sports elements as the main thing, make sure you don't stray.

That is, the club logo must remain sport-specific. One person may mistake what the club that you and your friends join is. Or people think that your sports club is a painting club because of the wrong elements.

Created by Chris Porter | https://dribbble.com/shots/16441374-Inter-Virginia-CF

9. don't forget to include an inviting tagline.

The club was able to exist because of a sense of unity, and the unique club logo design is very important. Designers and club founders must work together to deliver the best logo and be able to provide a sense of unity among all members who join the club.

In addition to only using an impression that is not immediately visible, by all means, you can include a club motto and message. This is also a creative idea before you decide to start the club task. Plus, it can give a unique impression.

Created by Jake Warrilow | https://dribbble.com/shots/16525331-Positive-Thinkers-Club-Badge

Moreover, the logo will look more memorable because there is a tagline inside, outside, or on the other side of the club logo. You have often seen there are unique writings and collections of words, so you can use that for your club's reference.

The words you can choose also vary, but since you have ideas and references, you can easily make your own. Make sure that the words are purely to build and encourage the club's growth without demeaning other clubs.

In the club design, you can use some phrases, like “We Grow, and We Rise,” “Be Solid and Inspired,” or it could be “We Will Never Go Down,” and more references that you can collect on the internet and ideas of other members in the club.

Created by TMPL DESIGN COMPANY | https://dribbble.com/shots/15021602-Stay-Wild-Outdoors-Club-V2

10. conducting a market test with the club members.

This is no less important for designers. Some inspirations can come when discussed together with other people. Because this is exclusive to your club, discuss it with club members s to bring this inspiration up.

Discussing with other members of the club means you can get together and try to talk about what they expect from the logo. Starting from discussing colors, shapes, and necessary elements, to the size of each detail.

Created by Scott Wilson | https://dribbble.com/shots/14929245-Bailey-House-Badminton-Club

The reason we include this point as a tip in creating a good club logo design is so that designers know what all agree on. Until later, no one refuses when the logo is finished, and it can be immediately agreed upon.

If some people reject it, it is still a minority. Indeed, their input must still be accepted, but don't ignore the interests of more members. Designers, of course, already know how to handle this.

Or it could be that the designers have prepared some logos and presented them in front of all members. Do a vote to determine which option is the most dominant. This way will help reduce protests and rejection.

Created by Alex Aperios | https://dribbble.com/shots/7624045-Manors-Country-Club-Badge-Design-V2

Final words.

Before we close everything, you should know that you need to refresh your current logo to get the best understanding of the powerful logo design. In general, your logo will be a form of the emotions of everyone who sees it, including the member.

Club members who see the club design will get a sense of unity, including when there is a key message conveyed in the logo. Branding decisions on a logo must be based on the good form and design options that are available and can be used.

Created by Dimitrije Mikovic | https://dribbble.com/shots/6356278-Harris-Bay-Yacht-Club

Of course, there will be some requirements that other members may ask, but that is also a feedback function. By getting appropriate feedback, the logo will be used for the long term without anyone protesting the design and asking to change the logo.

For instance, if there are new members, then they will immediately appreciate the club logo. On the other hand, if it is not by the nature of your club, then the logo will not be easily accepted by others.

All the above-mentioned logo tips are based on our study of the leading graphic design marketplace. Create logo designs per the design brief. Many ideas and graphics can be used for basic concepts to finally produce the best club logo design.

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I love how all the details went together, you could feel the harmony in everything throughout the entire wedding day from the morning until the fireworks.

A gentle look of the bride, elegant but so airy and unique decor, the fresh and light atmosphere of early spring and, of course, true happiness in the eyes. My heart becomes so warm from these memories, it is always a pleasure to see the birth of a new family of two loving hearts.

Photography: Sonya Khegay | Event Design: Latte Decor | Event Planning: Ajur Wedding | Floral Design: Blush Petals | Wedding Dress: La Sposa | Stationery: Special Invite | Bride's Shoes: Gianvito Rossi | Hair + Makeup: Natalie Yastrebova | Venue: Rodniki Hotel

• by Elizabeth Greene

You really can’t go wrong with simple: a beautiful Bride , perfectly pretty petals , loved ones all around. But add in an amazing firework show  to cap off the night and simple just became downright extraordinary. Captured by Lena Elisseva , with assistance by  Katya Butenko , this rustic Russian celebration is simply fantastic. See it all in the Vault right here !

From Lena Eliseeva Photo …  This cozy and warm summer wedding of gorgeous Natalia and Anton was in the middle of June. The young couple decided to organize their wedding themselves, and the day was very personal and touching. I am absolutely in love with rustic outdoor weddings, and this one is my favourite because of the free and easy atmosphere.

All the decor excluding the bride’s bouquet was made by a team of ten friends of the bride and groom. And it was charming – a light and beautiful arch, eco-style polygraphy and succulents, candy-bar with caramel apples and berries – sweet joys of summer.

At the end of ceremony the guests tossed up white handkerchiefs embroidered by Natalia’s own hands.

The most touching moment was the happy eyes of the groom’s grandmother, the most estimable person on the wedding. And the fireworks were a bright end to that beautiful day.

Photography: LENA ELISEEVA PHOTO | Floral Design: Katerina Kazakova | Hair And Makeup: Svetlana Fischeva | Photography - Assistance: Katya Butenko

These photos from Lena Kozhina are so stunningly beautiful – as in you can’t help but stop and stare – it’s hard to believe it’s real life. But these pics are proof of this gorgeous Bride and her handsome Groom’s celebration at Moscow’s Fox Lodge , surrounded by vibrant colors and breathtaking blooms . Oh, and the idea of prepping for your Big Day outside in the sun ? Brilliant. See more bright ideas right here !

From Lena Kozhina … When we met with the couple for the first time, we immediately paid attention to Dima’s behavior towards Julia. There was a feeling of tenderness and awe, and we immediately wanted to recreate this atmosphere of love, care and warmth on their Big Day.

Later, when we had chosen a green meadow and an uncovered pavilion overlooking a lake as the project site, it only highlighted a light summer mood with colorful florals and a great number of natural woods. The name of the site is Fox Lodge and peach-orange color, as one of the Bride’s favorites, set the tone for the whole design – from the invitations, in which we used images of fox cubs to elements of serving guest tables and other decorative elements with the corresponding bright accents.

Photography: Lena Kozhina | Event Planning: Ajur Wedding | Wedding Dress: Rosa Clara | Shoes: Marc Jacobs | Catering: Fox Lodge | Makeup Artist: Elena Otrembskaya | Wedding Venue: Fox Lodge | Cake and Desserts: Yumbaker | Decor: Latte Decor

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