Balloon Logo Ideas:
Logo | Description |
|---|---|
| The blue backdrop is jovial and puts viewers at ease, while the white icon pops and adds positivity. The five balloons are notable to some. The number 5 is sacred because it symbolized human life in Ancient Greece and has folklore associations with love. The Quicksand typeface is clean and calming. |
| The heart-shaped green balloons immediately elicit calm feelings of health, safety, and support, making this an ideal logo for an NGO. The friendly yet geometric letterforms of the Roboto typeface convey warm professionalism and determination. The dark blue of the business name communicates dignity. |
| The single balloon framed by a circle conveys ideas of uniqueness and confidence and signifies being an outlier. The Malibu blue of the balloon and ring's sunglow orange complement each other well, while the white Sarabun typeface in all caps and without serifs projects an informal authority. |
| The vibrant green and violet red color palette in this design catches the eye and brings out feelings of childlike exuberance and fun. The image of three balloons framed by a ring gives the feeling of completion, making the design aesthetically pleasing. The Quicksand typeface commands attention. |
| This design uses negative space to create compelling detail that lures the eye. The sky blue color scheme inspires feelings of trust and ease, the single balloon denotes uniqueness and confidence, and the star represents luck. The casual yet formal Sacramento typeface adds elegance to the logo. |
| The heart-shaped balloons evoke ideas of romance and celebrations of love, and their vivid red color supports this. The box, out of which the decorations are exploding, signifies your business, saying it is a one-stop-shop for party supplies. The upbeat Bubblegum Sans typeface bounces with joy. |
| Ideal for an events company, the icon's design, three balloons tied to a moon, says: "We make an event of any occasion, anywhere." The blue of the icon inspires calm, while the darker blue of the business name conveys intelligence. The Fascinate Inline typeface adds a friendly sophistication. |
| This vibrant design, with its pink and summer sky blue blasts and streamers, grabs attention and conveys fun, excitement, and joy. The single balloon suggests service like no other. The connecting loops of the Pattaya typeface give the design an exotic touch and convey an idea of uniqueness. |
| The white pops against the turquoise backdrop, and together they elicit feelings of serenity and good fortune. The single heart-shaped balloon evokes ideas of love and friendship, and the stars add a magical touch. The twirling string brings the eye to the charming Bree Serif typeface. |
| The icon, with its three balloons drifting among clouds, conveys ideas of freedom and escape, eliciting feelings of relief and joy. The purple and orange peel color scheme is very attractive and communicates passion and enthusiasm. Attention is drawn to the inimitable Amatica SC typeface. |
| This logo would fit any NGO working with children. The light blue figures jump for joy as they hold onto cheerful yellow balloons and stars, denoting hope, friendship, and love. The curving lines of the youthful figures bring attention to the striking and noticeable Denk One typeface. |
| This cute logo conveys a quiet happiness. The three bright pink balloons lifting the little cloud are suggestive of support, friendship, and family. The simplistic design makes this a hassle-free logo to use and adapt, and the handwritten quality of the Amatica SC typeface is endearing. |
| The dark blue of the design communicates an intelligent professionalism, which is mirrored in the near-perfect circles of the balloons. This is not a logo for a party store but will work for a production house. The bold personality of the Lily Script One typeface adds a distinctive quality. |
| Look no further if you want your logo to shout "Good Times!" While the icon contains many elements, it doesn't feel overwhelming or cramped — there's even space for the party horn to unfurl. The white looks great against the deep orange backdrop, and the Comfortaa typeface is slick and slender. |
| Cool and inviting, the iris blue backdrop boosts the white icon and typeface. Incorporating party bunting, balloons, and an explosion of stars like confetti, this design celebrates party supplies. It evokes ideas of fun and festivity. The upbeat Original Surfer typeface adds a vintage summer vibe. |
| The streamers, confetti, balloons, and party hat make for a compelling icon and convey the idea that your business has it all. The light blue and sunglow orange look great together and pop out against the dark backdrop, while the joyful cursiveness of the Sacramento typeface adds a playful elegance. |
| It is the unusual color pairing that makes this logo a winner. The purple represents magic, and the orange, enthusiasm. The balloon in negative space is an interesting focal element, and the circular icon has a modern and inviting feel. The fat, rounded Fredoka One typeface adds boisterous fun. |
| If you want your logo to appeal to children and their parents, this one's for you. A cute elephant holding three balloons with its trunk is fun and endearing. The white pops against the iris blue, and together the colors convey innocence. The Original Surfer typeface is striking and upbeat. |
| With its single balloon breaking away from the pack, this logo suggests uniqueness, vision, and innovation. The balloons in this case project ascension and buoyancy, while the vibrant red and dark gray color pairing conveys daring and confidence. The Dosis typeface is perfect for a creative brand. |
| The box in this design represents your business, and the supplies coming out of the box can be said to represent your products or your thinking. The blue and orange make an electrifying color pairing that is boosted by a dark backdrop and anchored to the striking Sansation typeface in white. |
