Color Symbolism

Every day, 1.82 billion users log into Facebook. It’s one of the most recognizable brands in the world — people from India to Italy can identify the company’s blue and white “f” logo at a glance. Have you ever wondered why Facebook is blue? There’s one practical reason: it’s a color founder Mark Zuckerberg can see. In […]

The start of a new life together is celebrated with an unforgettable day cementing your commitment in love. Each wedding anniversary brings warm memories of that time but also a shared sense of building something unique, precious, and totally your own. Sit down and talk with your grandparents about this, and it will quickly become

A brand is a design, symbol, or even a name that represents a particular product or service. Nearly everyone who has a company, product, or service to sell will need to choose colors for their brand. This is an extremely important part of making whatever the business is promoting as successful as possible. The power

Year after year, Halloween continues to change. From candy being left in buckets on the front porch to fewer public events due to the pandemic, Halloween looks different this year than it did five or ten years ago. And chances are, it’ll continue to change with time. So, what is one specific way Halloween looks different?

October is here, and you know what that means! It’s time to decorate for Halloween. But did you know not all pumpkins must be orange? Not even close. In fact, a growing number of pumpkins feature bright colors other than orange and have a unique way of catching people’s eye during the Halloween season. Brightly colored pumpkins are starting

To many of us, October means one thing: Halloween. It’s time to break out the costumes, hang the decorations, and buy the candy. Is there anything better than Halloween? But to many others, October represents something else entirely: Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Unfortunately, according to the Susan G. Komen Foundation, 1 in 8 women (or about 13%)

Halloween is getting more colorful every year – and more inclusive!  Maybe this year as you’ve driven through your neighborhood, you’ve noticed a wider-than-usual variety of pumpkins in all kinds of bright colors. Why is this? What does it mean? Many different organizations and individuals are using different pumpkin colors to advocate for important issues. Take

Dragonflies were one of the first winged insects on the planet, with evidence of them from at least 300 million years ago. These beautiful critters remain one of the most intriguing bugs to this day, and a big reason for that is their colors. Dragonflies come in a wide range of colors, many of which

Since 1777, the American Flag has been widely recognized for its red, white, and blue pattern, which is decorated with stars and stripes. This unique flag has gone by many names, including “Old Glory,” “the Stars and Stripes,” and “the Star-Spangled Banner.” The flag signifies an entire country, so a lot of consideration went into

Colors often mean more than just aesthetics. They can show a person’s mood, provide foreshadowing in a story, or help decipher unusual dreams. Yet, classic colors can have different meanings and explanations depending on the context. Symbolism is a key element of Freemasonry. Whether it’s on clothing or wall hangings, the Masonic colors this society