Special Request WeddingsLogo Design Contest

Hello! Here are some hints for getting the most out of your contest as it progresses:

~~ You, the Client, are very important! Your active participation is the single greatest factor influencing this contest. Active participation by you, the Client, helps you get the logo design you want!
~~ What's active participation? It's updating the brief with more information for Designers to work with as the contest progresses, providing feedback to Designers on their entries when they're submitted, and ranking designs at least once a day.
~~ When you provide feedback to Designers, you increase the chances of getting the logo you want. More feedback = better results!
~~ Leave private feedback by clicking on a design. Feedback will be made public upon contest completion.
~~ Rank designs at least once each day -- this will encourage Designers to submit more entries!
~~ Ranking prevents your contest from going idle! Active contests attract more Designers.
~~ Ranking gets your contest noticed. Unless your contest is Private, 1st place entries are posted to the portfolio page: https://logotournament.com/portfolio
~~ Please note: if you're asking for a design that will require several hours to create, to attract Designers willing to invest that amount of time the prize should be at least $400-$500. All "Character" style logos fall into this category.
~~ Designers are not offended by "Not Interested." We'd like to know what you don't want so we can give you the design you do want.
~~ The first phase of the contest is the "Open" phase, and everyone can submit during that time.
~~ After your contest's initial "Open" phase closes, it will enter the "Top 5" phase; only the top 5 ranked Designers will be able to submit revisions at that time.
~~ The "Top 5" Designers are the first 5 Designers in a contest, not the first 5 designs.
~~ When "Top 5" ends, the "Judging" phase begins. The Designer of the 1st place design will be the only Designer who can submit revisions at that time.

More detailed information on how to get the most out of your contest can be found here:
https://logotournament.com/forum/general_discussion/17893

You can also look in: https://logotournament.com/forum/contest_holder_discussion



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As a general comment for everyone designing. I like what I'm seeing.

Special Request Weddings is a very creative company that is known with it's clients to be very personal and provide very dedicated service. The above and beyond service and kind approach to things is what's made my company reach the heights it has accomplished.

I love helping make wedding receptions even better then they (the bride & groom) dreamed possible. I don't know if any of this helps anyone in the design process, but I'd love to see some more ideas.

Thanks!

I'd love to see a little more "outside the box" type of designs.

I'd love to see more monogram style logos. I've always been a fan of them, whether the letter(s) are within a box, circle, some other shape or just standing alone on their own.

This logo should display confidence very well.

The newly rated logos are there because of the clean feel and classy appearence.

I'd like to see some other variations on the font style used for "Special Request Weddings". Does anyone have the Zapfino font that they could try with it?

I'd like to add another general comment here about having some graphical element extend from both ends of SPECIAL REQUEST out and up and returning in a visual way (not necessarily physically) to the monogram. If you understand what I mean, I'd love to see something including a concept like that.

This is a little out there... but does anyone have experience with modern "grunge" style art? I'd love to see a submission incorporating a little of that. It would be a little more edgy then we've been going so far, but I'd be curious to see what someone could come up with.

How about having the three words from my company name stacked on each other slightly left and right of each other? Rather then only "two" lines (SPECIAL REQUEST and WEDDINGS usually being the two "lines") three could be used. Maybe.....?