BUCS Sports Event Branding

Event Branding for BUCS Following Logo Refresh

After refreshing their logo, British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS), the national governing body for Higher Education (HE) sports in the UK, commissioned us to create an updated suite of event branding graphics for use at sporting events nationwide.

Our comprehensive range of graphics includes branded feather flags, pop-up gazebos, Heras banners, fabric hop-up banners, roller banners, pop-out event banners, and parasols. The swimming event showcased here occurred at Ponds Forge International Sports Centre in Sheffield, highlighting the vibrant new branding at a key sporting venue.

Supporting a Wide Range of Sports Across Higher Education

With over 50 sports delivered to nearly 170 member institutions, BUCS manages a league program featuring more than 5,800 teams and over 120 championships each year.

Bring your event to life with our wide range of event branding products designed to create memorable experiences and showcase your brand in style.

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We offer the widest range of custom printed products, ranging from branded deckchairs through to bespoke modular exhibition displays. Click through below to find out more.

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