Bridgehampton Village Improvement Society Sports New Logo

BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY — Walking along Main Street in Bridgehampton on a sun-splashed day under blue skies, bright flowers, vibrant red geraniums, burst from flower boxes, creating a welcoming scene that might well be depicted lovingly in a watercolor canvas of vibrant small-town life.

The flower boxes beautify Main Street, and now, the Bridgehampton Village Improvement Society, which plants the geraniums every year, has designed a bright new logo in red and green, featuring a floral array.

The logo, which features the BVIS logo, name and website, was designed to showcase those flower boxes that line Bridgehampton's Main Street.

"The previous logo really didn’t explain what the Society did," BVIS officers told Patch. "Adding the color visual of the flowers above the letters 'BVIS' immediately tells people, 'We’re the ones who plant the flower boxes on Main Street in the village.'"

The logo was designed by a logo design firm in California, deLogo. "Our vsion was for people who see the logo to automatically understand what we do," BVIS officers said.

The Bridgehampton Village Improvement Society is dedicated to fostering the beauty and vitality of Bridgehampton, according to the group's website. "As a non-profit volunteer organization, we commit ourselves to the beautification of our community through various initiatives including installation of geranium boxes, lighting of Christmas trees and a Menorah along Main Street for the holiday season, and diligent cleanup of our surroundings."

So far, BVIS said, the new stickers have garnered a very positive response. "We are in the process of ordering stickers, with the logo design, that people can put on a car window."

Added BVIS: "Together, as committed volunteers, we aspire to inspire positive change while retaining the charm and legacy for future generations in Bridgehampton."

Volunteers are needed, to "help preserve Bridgehampton as a thriving and visually appealing haven for all to enjoy," they said. To donate or to volunteer, click here.