Since 1973, Cardinal has been able to surprise guests with culinary delights at wedding parties, conferences and (business) events. Expect the flavors of the season on your plate, completely tailored to your event.
Cardinal is an established name and enjoys a good reputation. However, their visual style and social media needed some updating. They hired us for the rebranding and a tailor-made social media strategy.
Branding
The branding includes a selection of stylish typography that conveys a sense of sophistication, a reference to Cardinal's high-quality cuisine. The color palette has been carefully composed with an elegant dark green as a base, complemented by deep black and a more subtle shade. Through this harmonious combination, we want to create a feeling of confidence, quality and refinement.
Photography
A photographer visited Cardinal to capture Cardinal's creative and fresh cuisine. The team served a nice selection of their dishes and showcased their bestsellers.
Social media
As a caterer, Cardinal is allowed to attend many events. We help them share these events through social media.
Social media
As a caterer, Cardinal is allowed to attend many events. We help them share these events through social media.
Social media
As a caterer, Cardinal is allowed to attend many events. We help them share these events through social media.
Website
In addition to the complete rebranding, we also developed a tailor-made website. It is a valuable tool that is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also serves a practical purpose.
The user-friendly interface makes it easy for visitors or potential customers to navigate through the website and find the information they need. With just a few clicks, the visitor can request a quote, making the process quick and efficient for Cardinal.
E-pub
Our e-pub (presentation tool) is a powerful and user-friendly solution that enables Cardinal to present in a convenient way. It provides an interactive and visually appealing experience, reinforces Cardinal's identity and makes them stand out during their presentations.
