50 Heartfelt Logos for the Holidays
It’s the most wonderful time of the year~
Can you believe that it’s already been two years since the pandemic started? We know we have, and we want to make the most out of what we have.
What about you?
Let’s spread love and joy together as we celebrate two consecutive holidays: Christmas and New Year. Two of the most popular holidays by the end of each year.
One celebrates the birth of Christ, and the other is the dawn of a new year.
*sigh*
It makes you think back about everything that’s happened so far, noh?
It’s Beginning to Look A Lot Like The Holidays
December is the end of the year and the coldest. Did you know that the coldest day would be on December 21 because it’s after the solstice?
You better get your heating instruments ready. And have a warm mug of hot chocolate, or you know, any warm drink that provides comfort for the temperature.
Temperature talk aside, we’re just going to share some facts before getting into the beautiful logos we have for you.
Did you know that Jesus Christ (we’re not swearing~) wasn’t born on December 25? If anything, he was born around June of 2 B.C. or October of 7 B.C.
Bottom line, we celebrate Jesus’ birth on December 25 because it was an easier transition from pagan beliefs to Christianity. The pagan beliefs that Christmas replaced were Yule and Saturnalia.
Yule is a Norse celebration thanking Odin and other gods and goddesses for the blessings and changes that the world experienced. On the other hand, Saturnalia was a Roman tradition of celebrating the god of agriculture, Saturn.
And for New Year, the celebration dates back to 4000 B.C., the Babylonian calendar. They celebrated with Akitu.
Akitu was a ritual that lasted 11 days and celebrated the victory of Babylonian sky god Marduk over the evil sea goddess Tiamat. And it was also the day of crowning the new king of the nation.
Fun right? But the real reason we celebrate New Year on January 1 was that Julius Caesar added 90 extra days when he introduced his calendar in 46 B.C. after consulting mathematicians and astronomers.
Thus, January 1 is cemented as the celebration of New Year every year. And also partly because Julius Caesar wanted to celebrate the Roman god of beginnings, Janus.
Now you know, let’s get on with the logo designs!
50 Heartfelt Logos for Tis the Season
Since we mentioned two holidays above, we’re presenting you with those same themes for our logo list.
And under those two themes, we provided two categories for you to choose from too!
Tis the Season of Christmas
Ah, the beautiful logos filled with red, gold, white, green, and many more color combinations. Some also have white trees, or maybe reindeer antlers to represent Rudolf.
Either way, they are beautiful. Check out these designs:
Jolly Lettermark
Christmas Lights Logo Design by an-illust
Christmas Sweets Logo by Anastasiia Andriichuk
Creative Events Logo Design by garrad
Scriptmas Advent-ure Title Card by Jonathan Ball
Merry Pictorial Mark
2022 Unsung Holiday Card by Andy Boice
Christmas deer by Konstantin Reshetnikov
Christmas Winter Tree by AleksandrO
Christmas logo animation by Ryan Turmel
Christmas Tree Logo by Alberto Bernabe
Christmas Trees Logo by Joe Taylor
Clean and Clear by Dark Creator
Gift Factory Location Pin by novita007
One Big Christmas Party Logo Mark by Hannah Rose Beasley
One Big Christmas Party Logo by Hannah Rose Beasley
Photography Logo Design by Hakim Febrian
Red Reindeer by logotipokurimas
Xmas Warm-up 02: Mastercard Baubles by Halo Branding
Happy New Year!
Since the celebration comes right after Christmas, we decided to give you a taste of what your page could look like for next year with these awesome logos!
Get trendy before your competitors do with these logos to greet the new year:
Abundant Lettermarks
All American Fireworks by Crest Logo Designs
City of Orlando Fireworks at the Fountain by Francesca
Goodbye 2018. Welcome 2019. by Azis Solahudin
Happy New Year 2022 Vector Template by mahmud arbain
Manufacturer Logo Design by Design Nation
New Year New Change by Imagi Factory
Simple Firecracker Wordmark by brandcrowd
Summer Party Wordmark by brandcrowd
Bright Pictorial Marks
Brightburst Fireworks Logo design by Mariono Fx
Events Logo Design by pixelgrapix
Foolhardy Firecrackers by Steve Bullock
Happy New Year by Dan Dragomir
New Year’s resolution by Michał Rome
Red Star Letter A by bertthebuildr
Tallahassee New Year’s Eve 2016 by MargMorg Studio
Enjoy Your Holidays, Our Dear Readers!
We hope you got the best logo ideas that this season has to offer.
Celebrate with your followers with the new look. Whichever style you choose, you look great!
After all, we’re here for you to help you elevate your brand identity with eye-catching graphics. The question is, do you want to make your logo or not?
Either way, we have just the solution for you. You can head over to DesignCrowd if you want to hire a designer to help you.
Or just visit our logo maker! Create your holiday-themed logo at an affordable price. In just four easy steps: Pick, Edit, Save, Pay, you now have a logo just for you.
Happy holidays and may your endeavors be blessed!
