What if we already have a logo but it just needs to be cleaned up?

Sometimes a refresh is all you need. If the bones are good but the execution is rough — fuzzy edges, bad color choices, outdated font — we can rework what you have instead of starting from scratch. We'll tell you honestly which route makes more sense once we see it.

Can you design something that works for both traditional and contemporary services?

Yes. A good church logo shouldn't lean so hard into one style that it alienates the other. We aim for designs that feel grounded and lasting — not trendy, not stiff. Something a 70-year-old deacon and a 25-year-old worship leader can both feel good about.

Do we get the files to use however we want?

You own it outright. Every file format you'll need — PNG, SVG, vector files for print. Use it on shirts, signs, your website, your giving app. No licensing restrictions, no extra fees for different formats.

What if our committee can't agree on a direction?

Church decisions involve a lot of voices. We provide multiple concepts so there's something concrete to react to instead of debating in the abstract. It's a lot easier for a group to say 'we like this one but change the color' than to describe what they want from nothing.

How long does the whole process take?

Plan on 1-2 weeks from start to final files. The biggest variable is feedback time on your end. If your team is quick to review and respond, we can move fast. If you need a week to run it by the elders, that's fine too.

Logo Design · Edgewood, TX

Logo Design for Churches in Edgewood

Your church logo ends up on more things than you'd expect — bulletins, road signs, t-shirts for VBS, your website, your Facebook page. If it doesn't look right at every size, it's working against you. We design church logos starting at $500 that hold up everywhere your name shows up.

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That $50 Logo Is Costing You More Than $50

A cheap logo from a freelance site runs about $50. And it looks like $50. Clip art cross, generic font, maybe a dove thrown in for good measure. The problem isn't just that it looks dated — it's that it signals something about your church before anyone walks through the door.

First impressions happen online now, even in a town the size of Edgewood. Someone new to the area searches for a church. They see yours. The logo looks like it was made in Microsoft Word in 2006. They keep scrolling.

You didn't lose them because of your preaching or your people. You lost them because the first thing they saw didn't match the care you actually put into your ministry.

A Church Logo That Works on a Steeple and a Phone Screen

Most church logos only get tested in one place — a piece of letterhead or maybe the front of a bulletin. But yours needs to work on a 4-inch phone screen, a vinyl banner at the community center, and a tiny circle on Facebook.

That's a design problem, not a decoration problem. We build logos that stay sharp and readable whether they're blown up on a road sign off FM 859 or shrunk down to a social media icon. Simple. Clean. No fine details that turn to mush at small sizes.

You'll get files in every format you need — print, web, transparent background, the works. No coming back six months later because your sign company needs a vector file and all you have is a blurry JPEG.

Your Church Isn't Generic. Your Logo Shouldn't Be Either

Every congregation has its own identity. A small Edgewood church rooted in generations of Van Zandt County families carries a different weight than a brand-new plant in a suburb somewhere. Your logo should reflect that.

We don't slap a cross on a circle and call it done. We ask questions — what's the feel of your worship? What do you want someone to sense before they ever visit? What matters to your congregation? Then we design something that actually fits.

The turnaround is 1-2 weeks. You'll see concepts, give feedback, and end up with a logo that feels like yours — not something borrowed from a template library.

Starting at $500. No Surprise Invoices.

Church budgets are tight. We know that. Logo design starts at $500, and you'll know the full cost before we start. No hourly billing that spirals. No vague "design fees" tacked on at the end.

And if you're thinking about a new website to go with it — a simple church site with service times, a calendar, and basic info about your ministries starts at $300. But the logo stands on its own. Get that right first, and everything else gets easier.