Logo at last! Sassy Celebrant

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When I decided to get a logo after 11 years in business I didn’t think it would be that difficult!  Decisions, decisions!  I really wanted “the pink panther” as my sassy element but my graphic designer informed me unless I wanted to pay MGM Columbia a zillion dollars to use it I would have to think again.  I should have known better!  After a couple of months of  looking at many designs and colours we finally came up with the final product. Very different to my previous very traditional business cards.


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