Customizing Your Branding
Logo, brand color, and how branding appears on client-facing pages.
Your branding controls how your venue looks on everything a couple sees — proposals, contracts, invoices, emails and the Guest Guide. It takes a minute to set and you rarely touch it again.
Where it lives
Go to Settings and open the Branding tab. Two sections: Venue Logo and Brand Color.
Only owners and managers can change these.
Your logo
Drop a file onto the upload area, or click it to choose one. Accepted formats are JPEG, PNG and WebP, up to 5 MB.
There is no separate save step — the upload starts as soon as you pick the file, and the area shows the logo once it is done. Uploading a new one replaces it; Remove Logo clears it entirely.
A panel beside it, Where Your Logo Appears, lists the places it will show up.
Tip: A PNG with a transparent background around 400px wide is the safe choice. It sits cleanly on both the white document headers and the darker Guest Guide navigation.
Your brand color
Under Brand Color, the Accent Color field takes a hex code. Click the colored square to pick one visually, or type the code directly. The default is #8B6AAE, a warm purple.
Click Save Brand Color to apply it. A Preview shows the result, and Where Your Color Appears lists what it affects.
Unlike the logo, the color does need saving — it is a form with its own button, so a color you picked but did not save is not in effect.
Where branding shows up
| Touchpoint | What's branded |
|---|---|
| Proposals | Logo in the header, your color on buttons and highlights |
| Contracts | Logo in the header, your color on the signature actions |
| Invoices | Logo in the header, your color on the payment button |
| Emails | Logo at the top, your color on the call-to-action |
| Guest Guide | Logo in the navigation, your color throughout |
| Public pages | RSVP pages, questionnaires and review forms |
Picking a color that works
Use the same accent as your website if you have one — a couple clicking through from your site to a proposal should not feel the handoff.
Beyond that, contrast is the thing to watch. Your color is used behind white button text in several places, so a pale color leaves the label hard to read. Save it, then open a proposal and the Guest Guide and look at them properly before you settle.
Related settings
- Email Templates — the content of automated emails
- Guest Guide — more styling for the couple-facing hub
- Venue Information — the name and contact details shown alongside your branding
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