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Custom Masonic Metals, Medallions & Gifts
Professionally Crafted Masonic Medals and Custom Metal Gifts for Recognition and Presentation
CNF Interactive designs and produces custom Masonic medals, medallions, awards, recognition pieces, and metal gifts for Masonic Lodges, Grand Lodges, Masonic organizations, officers, and individual Brothers. Each piece is custom designed to represent the people, achievements, events, and traditions being honored.
Custom Masonic medals and metal gifts can be created for many purposes, including:
- Officer and member recognition
- Service and achievement awards
- Lodge and Grand Lodge anniversaries
- Membership and Masonic milestones
- Special events and commemorations
- Dedications and memorials
- Presentation and appreciation gifts
- Personalized keepsakes and display pieces
From a formal medal presented for years of service to a commemorative medallion marking an important Lodge anniversary, the design should reflect the importance of the occasion. Masonic symbols, Lodge names and numbers, dates, titles, names, special messages, and other meaningful details can be incorporated into the design.
CNF Interactive has served the Masonic community since 1992, helping Lodges and Masonic organizations across the United States and around the world turn their ideas into custom pieces designed to be presented, displayed, worn, and preserved for years to come.
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Custom Masonic Medals and Medallions
Custom Masonic medals and medallions are created to recognize service, achievement, leadership, important events, and significant milestones within Freemasonry. Although medals and medallions share many design features, they can serve different purposes. The size, shape, method of presentation, and intended use help determine which type is best for a particular project.
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Custom Masonic Medals
Custom Masonic medals are designed primarily for recognition, awards, ceremonial use, and formal presentation. They can be created for a specific Lodge, Grand Lodge, officer, member, event, or achievement.
Common uses include:
- Officer recognition
- Past Master recognition
- Years of service
- Member achievement
- Degree and membership milestones
- Lodge honors
- Special awards
- Anniversary and commemorative events
- Ceremonial presentations
Medals may be designed as standalone presentation pieces or made to be worn with a ribbon or other attachment. The artwork can include Masonic symbols, Lodge names and numbers, officer titles, names, dates, event information, and other details that give the medal meaning to the recipient.
Custom Masonic Medallions
Custom Masonic medallions are generally larger presentation, commemorative, or display pieces. Their larger design area can provide more room for detailed artwork, lettering, Masonic symbols, portraits, buildings, dates, and other elements that tell the story of the person, Lodge, organization, or event being honored.
Common uses include:
- Lodge and Grand Lodge anniversaries
- Historic milestones
- Building and Temple dedications
- Special Masonic events
- Officer presentations
- Member recognition
- Memorial and tribute pieces
- Commemorative presentations
- Desk and display pieces
- Membership insignias
Depending on their intended purpose, medallions can be designed for presentation, display, or wear. They may also be paired with presentation boxes, stands, frames, ribbons, or other display and presentation options.
Differences Between Medals and Medallions
The main difference between a medal and a medallion is usually how the finished piece will be used and presented rather than simply how it is manufactured.
Masonic medals are commonly associated with:
- Awards and recognition
- Ceremonial use
- Officer or member honors
- Ribbon attachments
- Wearable presentations
Masonic medallions are commonly associated with:
- Larger presentation pieces
- Commemorative designs
- Anniversaries and historic events
- More detailed artwork
- Desk, frame, or display use
There is no single design that defines every medal or medallion. A custom piece should be designed around its purpose, the person or event being recognized, and how the finished item will be presented or displayed.
Custom Masonic Medals
Custom Masonic medals provide Lodges and Masonic organizations with a lasting way to recognize leadership, service, achievement, and dedication to the Craft. Each medal can be designed specifically for the honor being presented, allowing the finished piece to carry meaning that a standard, off-the-shelf award cannot provide.
The design can incorporate the Lodge or organization’s identity, appropriate Masonic symbols, the reason for the recognition, and details specific to the recipient or occasion. Medals may be created for individual presentations or as part of an ongoing recognition program used by a Lodge or organization.
Officer Recognition Medals
Masonic officers give their time and leadership in service to their Lodge and the Craft. Custom officer recognition medals can be created to recognize an officer’s position, term of service, accomplishments, or completion of their year in office.
Officer medals may be created for:
- Worshipful Masters
- Past Masters
- Senior and Junior
- Wardens
- Senior and Junior
- Deacons
- Treasurer and Secretary
- Chaplain
- Senior and Junior Stewards
- Tyler
- Other Lodge and Grand Lodge officers
Designs can include the appropriate symbol of office, officer title, Lodge name and number, term dates, and other information important to the presentation.
Service Medals
Service medals recognize Brothers who have given their time, effort, and support to their Lodge, Masonic organization, or community. They can recognize a specific period of service or an exceptional contribution deserving special recognition.
Service medals may recognize:
- Years of Masonic membership
- Years of Lodge service
- Committee service
- Leadership and volunteer service
- Community service
- Support of Lodge programs
- Special contributions to the Craft
- Distinguished or exceptional service
A Lodge can create a single medal for a special presentation or establish a consistent series of medals for different levels or years of service.
Degree & Achievement Medals
Custom medals can commemorate important achievements and milestones in a Brother’s Masonic journey. The design can identify the achievement and create a permanent reminder of the occasion.
Degree and achievement medals may recognize:
- Masonic degree milestones
- Completion of Masonic education or programs
- Leadership achievements
- Ritual proficiency
- Special certifications or qualifications
- Competition or event achievements
- Outstanding participation
- Other accomplishments recognized by the organization
Each medal can be designed around the specific achievement rather than relying on a generic award.
Lodge Honor Medals
A Lodge honor medal can be reserved for recognition that carries special importance within the Lodge. It may represent one of the highest forms of recognition presented by the Lodge or be created for a particular honor or tradition.
Lodge honor medals can be used for:
- Outstanding Masonic service
- Distinguished leadership
- Lifetime achievement
- Exceptional dedication to the Lodge
- Special Lodge honors
- Significant contributions to Freemasonry
- Recognition established in memory of a Brother
- Lodge-specific awards and traditions
Because these honors may become part of a Lodge’s long-term traditions, the medal can be designed so the same basic design is used for future recipients while names, dates, or other identifying information are changed as needed.
Ribbon-Attached Medals
Ribbon-attached Masonic medals combine a custom metal medal with a ribbon so the piece can be worn during appropriate Masonic ceremonies, meetings, installations, conventions, and special events.
The medal and ribbon can be designed to work together as a complete presentation. Depending on the project, ribbon-attached medals may include:
- Custom medal shapes and sizes
- Lodge or organization colors
- Masonic symbols and emblems
- Officer titles or positions
- Lodge names and numbers
- Recognition or achievement information
- Dates and commemorative wording
- Custom ribbon colors and configurations
The attachment method, medal size, weight, ribbon style, and intended use should all be considered when developing a wearable medal so the finished piece presents properly when worn.
Detailed information about metal finishes, plating, enamel colors, 2D and 3D designs, engraving, and other manufacturing choices is covered on the Custom Masonic Products and Design Options authority page.
Custom Masonic Medallions
Custom Masonic medallions provide Lodges, Grand Lodges, and Masonic organizations with a distinctive way to commemorate important people, events, anniversaries, achievements, and milestones. Because medallions can provide a larger design area than many traditional medals, they are well suited for detailed Masonic artwork, lettering, portraits, buildings, seals, dates, and commemorative messages.
A custom medallion can be designed as a presentation piece, wearable item, desk or display piece, or commemorative keepsake. The design should be based on the purpose of the medallion, who will receive it, and how it will ultimately be presented, worn, or displayed.
Lodge Medallions
Custom Lodge medallions can represent the history, identity, traditions, and accomplishments of an individual Masonic Lodge. They may be created for a specific occasion or developed as an official Lodge presentation piece that can be used for years.
Lodge medallions may feature:
- Lodge name and number
- Square and Compasses
- Lodge seal or emblem
- Charter or founding date
- Lodge building or Temple
- Significant dates
- Lodge motto or special wording
- Local or historical symbols associated with the Lodge
They can be presented to officers, members, visitors, honored guests, speakers, or others the Lodge wishes to recognize.
Anniversary Medallions
Anniversary medallions commemorate important years in the history of a Lodge, Grand Lodge, or Masonic organization. They provide a permanent keepsake that can continue to represent the anniversary long after the celebration has ended.
Anniversary medallions can commemorate:
- Lodge founding anniversaries
- Grand Lodge anniversaries
- 25th, 50th, 75th, 100th, 150th, 200th, and other anniversaries
- Charter anniversaries
- Building or Temple anniversaries
- Organizational milestones
- Other significant dates in Masonic history
Designs can combine historic and current elements to show the organization’s history while recognizing the anniversary being celebrated.
Commemorative Medallions
Custom commemorative medallions can preserve the memory of a significant Masonic event, person, accomplishment, or moment in history. Unlike an award presented for individual achievement, a commemorative medallion may be produced for everyone participating in or connected to the occasion.
Commemorative medallions may recognize:
- Special Masonic events
- Grand Lodge sessions
- Lodge milestones
- Historic occasions
- Special meetings or gatherings
- Masonic programs and initiatives
- Important people in Masonic history
- Memorials and tributes
Artwork may include portraits, buildings, dates, event names, Masonic symbols, historical imagery, and wording that explains the significance of the occasion.
Dedication Medallions
Dedication medallions are designed to mark the dedication or rededication of an important Masonic place, structure, monument, or project. They provide members and guests with a permanent reminder of the event.
Dedication medallions can be created for:
- New Lodge buildings
- Masonic Temples
- Cornerstone ceremonies
- Building rededications
- Lodge renovations
- Memorials and monuments
- Masonic facilities
- Other significant projects
The medallion can feature the building or structure being dedicated, the dedication date, Lodge or organization information, and symbols associated with the ceremony or project.
Presentation Medallions
Presentation medallions are designed specifically to be given as an honor, gift, or expression of appreciation. They can provide a more substantial presentation piece when a Lodge or organization wants to recognize someone with an item intended to be kept and displayed.
Presentation medallions may be given to:
- Lodge and Grand Lodge officers
- Past Masters
- Distinguished members
- Visiting dignitaries
- Guest speakers
- Special guests
- Committee members
- Community leaders
- Individuals receiving special recognition
Presentation boxes, cases, stands, frames, or other display options can be considered when the medallion is designed so the entire presentation works together.
Wearable Medallions
Some Masonic medallions are designed to be worn rather than displayed. Wearable medallions can be incorporated into ribbons, collars, or other appropriate presentation arrangements for Masonic officers, members, organizations, and ceremonial purposes.
When designing a wearable medallion, important considerations include:
- Overall size
- Weight
- Shape
- Attachment location
- Ribbon or collar configuration
- Position when worn
- Visibility of symbols and lettering
- Intended ceremonial use
The medallion should be designed so that its size and weight are appropriate for the way it will be worn while still providing the visual presence expected from the piece.
Desk & Display Medallions
Desk and display medallions are designed to be seen and preserved rather than worn. They can be displayed in a Lodge, office, home, meeting room, museum, trophy case, or other appropriate location.
Display options may include:
- Presentation stands
- Easel-style holders
- Display cases
- Frames
- Presentation boxes
- Mounted displays
- Desk displays
- Commemorative collections
A display medallion can feature detailed artwork and information that helps tell the story behind the person, Lodge, organization, or event it represents.
Detailed information about 2D and 3D designs, metal finishes, plating, enamel colors, engraving, shapes, and other manufacturing choices is covered on the Custom Masonic Products and Design Options authority page.
Masonic Awards & Recognition
Masonic awards and recognition pieces provide Lodges, Grand Lodges, and Masonic organizations with a meaningful way to honor Brothers for their service, leadership, achievements, and dedication to the Craft. Recognition can mark a single accomplishment, years of continued service, an important Masonic milestone, or an exceptional contribution to a Lodge or organization.
Custom recognition pieces can be designed specifically for the honor being presented. Lodge names and numbers, Masonic symbols, recipient names, titles, dates, years of service, and the reason for the award can be incorporated to create a lasting record of the recognition.
Service Awards
Masonic service awards recognize Brothers who have contributed their time, knowledge, leadership, and effort to their Lodge, Grand Lodge, Masonic organization, or community.
Service awards may recognize:
- Years of service to a Lodge
- Long-term Masonic service
- Committee service
- Lodge leadership
- Volunteer service
- Community involvement
- Support of Lodge programs and activities
- Exceptional service during a specific project or event
- Continued dedication to the Craft
Awards can be created for a one-time presentation or as part of an established recognition program with different levels based on years or types of service.
Achievement Awards
Achievement awards recognize a Brother for accomplishing a specific goal or making an important contribution. Unlike a service award based primarily on time or continued service, an achievement award can focus on something the recipient has accomplished.
Achievement awards may recognize:
- Outstanding leadership
- Ritual proficiency
- Masonic education
- Successful completion of a program
- Fundraising accomplishments
- Membership development
- Lodge improvement projects
- Community projects
- Exceptional participation
- Special accomplishments within the organization
The award can identify the achievement directly so future generations understand why the recognition was presented.
Officer Recognition
Lodge and Grand Lodge officers accept responsibilities that require leadership, preparation, time, and service. Custom recognition pieces can honor an officer’s position, term of office, accomplishments, or completion of service.
Officer recognition may be created for:
- Worshipful Masters
- Past Masters
- Senior and Junior Wardens
- Senior and Junior Deacons
- Treasurer and Secretary
- Chaplain
- Senior and Junior Stewards
- Tyler
- Grand Lodge officers
- Other appointed or elected Masonic officers
Recognition pieces may include the officer’s name, title, appropriate symbol of office, Lodge or Grand Lodge information, and dates of service.
Member Recognition
Not every important contribution comes from holding an office. Member recognition allows a Lodge or Masonic organization to honor Brothers whose participation, support, generosity, or dedication has made a difference.
Members may be recognized for:
- Continued Lodge participation
- Supporting Lodge activities
- Mentoring other Brothers
- Committee participation
- Volunteer work
- Community service
- Supporting charitable programs
- Helping with special events
- Exceptional dedication to the Lodge
- Contributions that go beyond normal expectations
Personalizing the recognition with the Brother’s name, Lodge information, date, and reason for the presentation makes the piece specific to the individual being honored.
Degree & Membership Milestones
Freemasonry includes important milestones that can represent years of commitment, advancement, and participation in the Craft. Custom recognition pieces can commemorate these occasions and provide the Brother with a lasting reminder of the milestone.
Recognition may be created for:
- Masonic degree milestones
- Master Mason recognition
- Years of continuous membership
- 25-year membership
- 40-year membership
- 50-year membership
- 60-year and longer membership
- Other Lodge or Grand Lodge membership milestones
- Completion of Masonic education or development programs
The specific milestone, date, Lodge information, and recipient’s name can be incorporated into the design when appropriate.
Lodge Honors
Lodge honors recognize service or accomplishments considered especially important by an individual Lodge. These awards can reflect established Masonic traditions or honors created specifically by the Lodge.
Lodge honors may recognize:
- Outstanding service
- Distinguished leadership
- Lifetime achievement
- Exceptional dedication
- Significant contributions to the Lodge
- Contributions to Freemasonry
- Special acts of service
- Lodge-specific awards
- Memorial or named awards
- Special honors established by the Lodge
When an honor is presented regularly, a consistent custom design can become part of the Lodge’s recognition tradition. Recipient names, dates, titles, and individual accomplishments can then be changed for each presentation while maintaining the identity of the award.
Anniversary & Commemorative Masonic Pieces
Custom anniversary and commemorative Masonic pieces provide a lasting way to preserve important dates, events, people, and milestones in Masonic history. Lodges and Masonic organizations often have histories that reach back many decades or even centuries, making these occasions an important part of the organization’s heritage.
A custom commemorative piece can combine Masonic symbols with dates, Lodge names and numbers, buildings, portraits, historic images, event information, and special wording to tell the story of the occasion being remembered.
Lodge Anniversaries
Lodge anniversaries provide an opportunity to celebrate the history, accomplishments, and generations of Brothers who have contributed to a Lodge. A custom anniversary piece creates a permanent reminder of that history.
Anniversary pieces can commemorate:
- 25th anniversaries
- 50th anniversaries
- 75th anniversaries
- 100th anniversaries
- 150th anniversaries
- 200th anniversaries
- Charter anniversaries
- Other significant Lodge milestones
Designs may include the Lodge name and number, charter or founding date, anniversary dates, Square and Compasses, Lodge seal, historic imagery, Lodge building, or other symbols connected to the Lodge’s history.
Grand Lodge Anniversaries
Grand Lodge anniversaries can recognize significant milestones in the history of a Grand Lodge and the Masonic jurisdiction it represents. These commemorative pieces may be created for members, officers, visiting dignitaries, delegates, or guests participating in the anniversary celebration.
Design elements may include:
- Grand Lodge name
- Grand Lodge seal or emblem
- Founding date
- Anniversary dates
- Jurisdictional symbols
- Historic buildings
- Important Masonic imagery
- Anniversary theme or message
A consistent commemorative design can also be used across medals, medallions, presentation pieces, and other items created for the anniversary.
Historic Milestones
Not every important Masonic milestone is an anniversary. Custom commemorative pieces can also preserve important moments in the history of a Lodge, Grand Lodge, or Masonic organization.
Historic milestones may include:
- Chartering of a Lodge
- Merger or consolidation of Lodges
- Major organizational achievements
- Important Masonic gatherings
- Historic ceremonies
- Significant changes or expansions
- Recognition of an important period in Lodge history
- Other events important to the organization
Dates, historical information, symbols, and artwork can be incorporated into the design so the piece helps preserve the story of the milestone for future generations.
Building & Temple Dedications
Masonic Lodge buildings and Temples often become an important part of a Lodge’s history and identity. Custom dedication pieces can commemorate the opening, dedication, rededication, renovation, or other important milestone involving a Masonic building.
Dedication pieces can recognize:
- New Lodge buildings
- New Masonic Temples
- Cornerstone ceremonies
- Building dedications
- Building rededications
- Major renovations
- Lodge relocations
- Memorial structures
- Other Masonic facilities
Artwork can feature the building itself along with the Lodge name and number, dedication date, location, Masonic symbols, and wording specific to the occasion.
Memorial & Tribute Pieces
Memorial and tribute pieces can honor the life, service, and Masonic contributions of a Brother who has passed or recognize an individual whose service deserves to be permanently remembered.
A memorial or tribute design may include:
- Brother’s name
- Masonic title
- Lodge name and number
- Years of Masonic service
- Important dates
- Portrait or likeness
- Masonic symbols
- Personal or commemorative wording
- Symbols representing the Brother’s service or accomplishments
These pieces may be presented to family members, Lodge members, or other individuals, or preserved as part of the Lodge’s historical collection.
Custom Masonic Metal Gifts
Custom Masonic metal gifts provide Lodges and Masonic organizations with an alternative to standard gifts by creating something specifically for the recipient, occasion, or organization. They can be designed as formal presentation gifts, personal keepsakes, desk pieces, or permanent displays.
A custom metal gift can incorporate Masonic symbols, Lodge information, names, titles, dates, personal messages, and other meaningful details that connect the gift directly to the recipient and the reason it is being presented.
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Presentation Gifts
Custom presentation gifts can be created when a Lodge or organization wants to recognize an individual with something designed specifically for the occasion.
Presentation gifts may be appropriate for:
- Special recognition
- Distinguished service
- Guest speakers
- Visiting dignitaries
- Grand Lodge representatives
- Committee members
- Community leaders
- Special guests
- Retiring officers
- Other important presentations
Presentation boxes, cases, stands, or other display options can be selected to complement the gift and the formality of the presentation.
Officer & Past Master Gifts
Custom gifts for officers and Past Masters can recognize the time, leadership, and service given to the Lodge. The gift can be designed around the office held, the Brother’s term of service, or an important accomplishment during that term.
Officer and Past Master gifts may include:
- Custom medallions
- Personalized metal presentation pieces
- Desk and display pieces
- Engraved metal gifts
- Framed or mounted pieces
- Custom commemorative items
Designs can incorporate the Brother’s name, title, year of service, Lodge name and number, appropriate symbol of office, and a message of appreciation.
Member Appreciation Gifts
Member appreciation gifts provide a way to thank Brothers for their continued participation and support of the Lodge. They may be presented to an individual member or created for a group of members as part of an appreciation program or special event.
They can recognize:
- Continued Lodge support
- Volunteer work
- Committee participation
- Event assistance
- Mentoring
- Community involvement
- Charitable work
- Special contributions
- Long-term participation
A custom design can make the gift specific to the Lodge and occasion rather than using a generic appreciation item.
Personalized Masonic Gifts
Personalization can turn a Masonic gift into an individual keepsake created specifically for the recipient.
Depending on the product, personalization may include:
- Recipient’s name
- Masonic title
- Lodge name and number
- Years of service
- Important dates
- Officer position
- Personal message
- Achievement or reason for recognition
- Appropriate Masonic symbols
Personalized gifts are especially useful when recognizing an individual achievement or when the Lodge wants each recipient to receive a piece carrying his own information.
Engraved Metal Gifts
Engraving can be used to add individual information to a custom metal gift while maintaining the overall design of the piece. This is especially useful when several similar gifts are being produced but each recipient needs personalized information.
Engraving may be used for:
- Names
- Titles
- Lodge names and numbers
- Dates
- Years of service
- Award information
- Short messages
- Individual numbering
- Other personalized details
Detailed information about engraving methods and other manufacturing options is covered on the Custom Masonic Products and Design Options authority page.
Desk & Display Gifts
Desk and display gifts are designed to remain visible rather than being stored away after the presentation. They can be displayed in a home, office, Lodge room, meeting area, trophy case, or Masonic collection.
Desk and display gifts may include:
- Custom medallions
- Freestanding metal pieces
- Mounted presentation pieces
- Framed pieces
- Display plaques with custom metal elements
- Personalized commemorative pieces
- Presentation pieces with stands or holders
The design should consider how and where the finished piece will be displayed so the size, artwork, lettering, and presentation method work together.
Detailed information about metal finishes, plating, enamel colors, 2D and 3D artwork, engraving, and other manufacturing choices is covered on the Custom Masonic Products and Design Options authority page.
Custom Masonic Metal Cards & Tickets
Custom Masonic metal cards and tickets provide Lodges, Grand Lodges, and Masonic organizations with a durable and distinctive alternative to traditional paper or plastic cards and tickets. They can be designed for membership identification, commemorative purposes, special events, presentations, or as collectible keepsakes.
Metal cards and tickets can incorporate Lodge names and numbers, Masonic symbols, organization seals, member information, event details, dates, numbering, and other custom artwork. The design and information included should be based on the purpose of the piece and whether it will be carried, presented, collected, or displayed.
Metal Membership Cards
Custom metal membership cards can provide a distinctive membership identification or recognition piece for a Lodge or Masonic organization. They can be designed around the identity of the organization while including information specific to the individual member when required.
Metal membership cards may include:
- Member name
- Lodge name and number
- Grand Lodge or jurisdiction
- Membership or identification number
- Masonic symbols
- Lodge or organization seal
- Member title or position
- Membership year or dates
- Custom wording
- Individual numbering
Depending on the intended use, a metal membership card may serve as an identification piece, presentation item, commemorative membership card, or permanent keepsake.
When a card is intended to serve as official proof of membership or credentials, the Lodge or governing Masonic organization should determine the information and requirements that must appear on the card.
Commemorative Metal Cards
Commemorative metal cards can be created to preserve an important Masonic event, anniversary, milestone, person, or historical occasion in a compact format.
Commemorative cards may be created for:
- Lodge anniversaries
- Grand Lodge anniversaries
- Historic milestones
- Special Masonic events
- Officer installations
- Building or Temple dedications
- Memorials and tributes
- Conventions and annual meetings
- Special presentations
- Limited commemorative editions
The front and back of the card can be used to combine artwork with dates, historical information, event details, Masonic symbols, or commemorative wording.
Custom Metal Event Tickets
Custom metal event tickets can turn admission to a special Masonic event into a keepsake that attendees can retain after the event. Instead of being discarded like a traditional paper ticket, the metal ticket becomes part of the memory of the occasion.
Metal event tickets may be created for:
- Lodge banquets
- Anniversary celebrations
- Fundraising events
- Special dinners
- Masonic conventions
- Grand Lodge events
- Reunions and gatherings
- Special ceremonies
- Formal presentations
- Other ticketed Masonic events
Event tickets can include:
- Event name
- Date and location
- Lodge or organization name
- Masonic symbols
- Admission information
- Seating information
- Individual ticket numbers
- Sponsor information
- Special commemorative wording
When appropriate, individually numbered tickets can help distinguish each piece and add to its value as a commemorative keepsake.
Keepsake Cards & Tickets
Custom metal cards and tickets do not have to serve only an identification or admission purpose. They can also be designed specifically as collectible keepsakes that commemorate an event, organization, person, or milestone.
Keepsake cards and tickets may feature:
- Lodge history
- Historic Masonic artwork
- Lodge buildings or Temples
- Masonic symbols and emblems
- Portraits
- Important dates
- Anniversary information
- Event information
- Inspirational or commemorative wording
- Limited-edition numbering
A series of related designs can also be created for different anniversaries, events, officers, historical subjects, or other Masonic themes, allowing members to build a collection over time.
Detailed information about metal finishes, plating, colors, engraving, numbering, custom shapes, and other manufacturing choices is covered on the Custom Masonic Products and Design Options authority page.
Custom Masonic Key Chains
Custom Masonic key chains provide Lodges, Grand Lodges, Masonic organizations, and individual Brothers with a practical way to display Masonic identity while creating a useful item that can be carried every day. They can be designed specifically for a Lodge, organization, event, anniversary, officer, or other Masonic purpose.
Unlike a standard promotional key chain, a custom Masonic key chain can incorporate the symbols, colors, wording, and identity of the Lodge or organization it represents.
Lodge & Organization Key Chains
Custom key chains can be designed specifically for an individual Lodge, Grand Lodge, or Masonic organization.
Designs may include:
- Lodge name and number
- Square and Compasses
- Lodge seal or emblem
- Grand Lodge seal
- Organization name
- Approved Masonic symbols
- Lodge colors
- Charter or founding date
- Custom wording
- Website or contact information
A consistent design can be produced for members, officers, visitors, or others associated with the organization.
Member & Officer Key Chains
Personalized Masonic key chains can be created for individual Brothers or officers and used as recognition pieces, gifts, or personal keepsakes.
They may include:
- Brother’s name
- Officer title
- Lodge name and number
- Symbol of office
- Years of service
- Term of office
- Important dates
- Personalized wording
They can be particularly useful as officer gifts, Past Master gifts, member appreciation items, or recognition pieces.
Masonic Gifts, Giveaways & Promotional Key Chains
Because key chains are useful everyday items, they can also be produced for distribution at Lodge meetings, events, conventions, fundraisers, and community activities.
Common uses include:
- Member gifts
- Visitor gifts
- Officer gifts
- Event giveaways
- Convention items
- Fundraising products
- Membership programs
- Lodge promotions
- Community events
- Commemorative keepsakes
A custom design allows the key chain to promote the identity of the Lodge or organization while providing the recipient with something practical that can continue to be used after the event.
Detailed information about metal finishes, plating, enamel colors, 2D and 3D designs, custom shapes, engraving, and other manufacturing choices is covered on the Custom Masonic Products & Design Options authority page.
Custom Masonic Lanyards
Custom Masonic lanyards provide Lodges, Grand Lodges, Masonic organizations, and other event organizers with a practical way to display identification while representing their Masonic identity. They can be designed for regular Lodge use or specifically for conventions, annual communications, meetings, special events, and other Masonic programs.
Custom lanyards can incorporate Lodge or organization names, colors, Masonic symbols, event information, and other identifying details.
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Lodge & Organization Lanyards
Custom lanyards can be designed specifically for a Lodge, Grand Lodge, or Masonic organization and used by officers, members, representatives, and guests.
Designs may include:
- Lodge name and number
- Grand Lodge name
- Organization name
- Square and Compasses
- Approved Masonic symbols
- Lodge or organization colors
- Custom wording
- Website or contact information
A consistent lanyard design can help identify members and representatives while providing the Lodge or organization with a professional and unified appearance.
Officer & Member Lanyards
Custom lanyards can be used by Lodge and Grand Lodge officers, members, committees, and other representatives during meetings, programs, conferences, and special activities.
Lanyards can be used to carry:
- Name badges
- Identification cards
- Membership cards
- Officer identification
- Event credentials
- Access passes
- Other appropriate identification
Different designs or identifying features can also be used to distinguish officers, members, committees, staff, or other groups when needed.
Event & Convention Lanyards
Custom Masonic lanyards are especially useful for conventions, Grand Lodge sessions, annual communications, conferences, and other events where attendees need visible identification.
They may be created for:
- Grand Lodge sessions
- Annual communications
- Masonic conventions
- Leadership conferences
- Anniversary celebrations
- Reunions and gatherings
- Special meetings
- Educational programs
- Fundraising events
- Banquets
- Other Masonic events
Lanyards can be coordinated with custom name badges, identification cards, or event credentials to create a consistent identification system for the event.
Promotional & Commemorative Lanyards
Custom Masonic lanyards can also serve as promotional or commemorative items that members and guests can continue to use after an event has ended.
They may be created for:
- Lodge promotions
- Membership programs
- Anniversary celebrations
- Special events
- Member appreciation
- Visitor gifts
- Convention keepsakes
- Fundraising programs
- Commemorative events
The design can include the Lodge or organization name, event information, Masonic symbols, colors, dates, and commemorative wording appropriate for the occasion.
Detailed information about colors, artwork, design options, and other customization choices is covered on the Custom Masonic Products & Design Options authority page.
Custom Masonic Name Badges
Custom Masonic name badges provide Lodges, Grand Lodges, and Masonic organizations with a professional way to identify officers, members, representatives, and participants at meetings and events. Unlike generic name tags, custom badges can incorporate the identity of the Lodge or organization along with information specific to the person wearing them.
Depending on the purpose, badges can include names, titles, Lodge names and numbers, Masonic symbols, organizational emblems, and other identifying information. A consistent badge design can also help create a professional and unified appearance for officers and members.
Lodge Officer Name Badges
Custom Lodge officer name badges can identify both the Brother and the office he represents.
Officer badges may include:
- Brother’s name
- Officer title
- Lodge name and number
- Appropriate symbol of office
- Square and Compasses
- Lodge emblem or seal
- Years or term of office
- Other Lodge-specific information
A common design can be established for all Lodge officers while changing the name, title, and symbol for each position.
Member Name Badges
Member name badges can help Brothers identify one another during Lodge meetings, dinners, social functions, degree work, and other Masonic activities.
Member badges may include:
- Member’s name
- Lodge name and number
- Masonic symbols
- Membership title or designation
- Committee or responsibility
- Lodge emblem
- Other identifying information
A standardized design can give the Lodge a consistent appearance while allowing each badge to be personalized for the individual member.
Grand Lodge Name Badges
Grand Lodge name badges can identify Grand Lodge officers, representatives, committee members, staff, and others serving within a Masonic jurisdiction.
Badges may include:
- Individual’s name
- Grand Lodge title or position
- Grand Lodge name
- Jurisdiction
- Grand Lodge seal or emblem
- Appropriate Masonic symbols
- Committee or department
- Term or year of service
Different badge designs or identifying elements can also be developed for different positions or groups while maintaining a consistent Grand Lodge identity.
Event & Convention Name Badges
Custom badges can be created specifically for Masonic conventions, Grand Lodge sessions, conferences, reunions, anniversary celebrations, and other special events.
Event badges may identify:
- Attendees
- Officers
- Delegates
- Guests
- Speakers
- Vendors or exhibitors
- Committee members
- Event staff
The event name, date, location, organization, Masonic imagery, and attendee information can be incorporated into the design to make the badge both functional and commemorative.
Custom Masonic Signs
Custom Masonic signs can identify Lodges, meeting areas, officers, events, displays, and other locations where clear Masonic identification is needed. Signs can be designed around the Lodge or organization’s existing identity so that symbols, names, numbers, wording, and other elements remain consistent.
The intended location and purpose of the sign should be considered when determining its size, layout, lettering, and overall design.
Lodge Signs
Custom Lodge signs can identify a Lodge building, meeting location, Lodge room, office, or other Masonic space.
Lodge signs may feature:
- Lodge name and number
- Square and Compasses
- Lodge seal or emblem
- Charter or founding date
- Meeting information
- Masonic wording
- Location information
- Custom Lodge artwork
Signs can also be designed to coordinate with other Lodge identification and display materials.
Officer & Meeting Signs
Officer and meeting signs can help identify positions, stations, rooms, tables, or designated areas during Lodge meetings and Masonic functions.
They may be created for:
- Worshipful Master
- Senior and Junior Wardens
- Secretary
- Treasurer
- Registration areas
- Committee tables
- Meeting rooms
- Reserved areas
- Guest or speaker areas
- Other Lodge functions
A coordinated group of signs can provide a consistent appearance throughout the Lodge or event.
Event & Directional Signs
Masonic events often require signs to help members and guests locate activities, rooms, registration areas, meals, ceremonies, and other functions.
Event and directional signs may identify:
- Registration
- Meeting rooms
- Banquet areas
- Degree locations
- Vendor or exhibit areas
- Dining areas
- Entrances and exits
- Special presentations
- Event activities
- Other important locations
Signs can incorporate the event’s name, Lodge or organization identity, Masonic symbols, and directional information.
Recognition & Display Signs
Custom signs can also be created specifically for recognition and permanent or temporary display.
They may be used to recognize:
- Past Masters
- Lodge officers
- Distinguished members
- Major donors
- Sponsors
- Lodge history
- Significant achievements
- Memorials
- Anniversary milestones
- Special projects
Recognition signs can become part of a Lodge’s historical display and provide a visible record of the people and events that have contributed to the organization.
Custom Masonic Embossers
Custom Masonic embossers allow Lodges, Grand Lodges, and Masonic organizations to create a raised or recessed impression on appropriate paper documents. A custom die can reproduce a Lodge or organizational seal, emblem, or other approved design and provide documents with a distinctive identifying mark.
Embossers can be useful when a Lodge or organization regularly prepares certificates, correspondence, official documents, or presentation materials.
Lodge Embossers
Custom Lodge embossers can reproduce a Lodge-specific seal or design for use on appropriate Lodge documents and materials.
A Lodge embosser design may include:
- Lodge name
- Lodge number
- Square and Compasses
- Lodge seal
- City and state
- Charter or founding date
- Other approved Masonic symbols or wording
Using a consistent embossed design can help establish a recognizable Lodge identity across documents and presentation materials.
Grand Lodge Embossers
Grand Lodge embossers can be created using approved Grand Lodge seals, names, jurisdictional information, and other authorized design elements.
They may be used on:
- Certificates
- Correspondence
- Presentation documents
- Recognition materials
- Administrative documents
- Other approved Grand Lodge materials
Because Grand Lodge seals and emblems may be controlled by the individual jurisdiction, appropriate authorization should be obtained before reproducing official artwork.
Official Document Embossers
Document embossers can provide certificates, awards, correspondence, and other Masonic documents with a raised impression that identifies the issuing Lodge or organization.
Possible uses include:
- Membership certificates
- Award certificates
- Recognition documents
- Presentation certificates
- Official correspondence
- Lodge records
- Commemorative documents
- Special event materials
The size and complexity of the seal should be appropriate for the documents on which the embosser will be used so that lettering and symbols remain clear.
Custom Masonic Seals
A custom Masonic seal can combine the organization’s identifying information and approved symbols into a design suitable for embossing.
Seal designs may incorporate:
- Lodge or Grand Lodge name
- Lodge number
- Masonic symbols
- Organizational emblem
- City, state, or jurisdiction
- Founding or charter date
- Motto
- Other approved wording
Existing artwork can be used when suitable, or a design can be developed from the organization’s information and specifications.
Wooden Nickels & Round Tuits
Custom wooden nickels and Round Tuits provide Lodges and Masonic organizations with an inexpensive and memorable item for events, promotions, member activities, fundraising, and giveaways. Although they are different from the metal products covered throughout much of this page, they offer another way to place a Lodge’s identity, message, or event information onto a small custom piece that members can keep or share.
Custom Masonic Wooden Nickels
Wooden nickels can be customized with Masonic artwork and Lodge information and distributed at meetings, events, fundraisers, conventions, and community activities.
Designs may include:
- Lodge name and number
- Square and Compasses
- Lodge emblem
- Event name
- Event date
- Anniversary information
- Masonic message or slogan
- Promotional wording
- Custom artwork
Wooden nickels can serve as giveaways, commemorative pieces, promotional items, or inexpensive keepsakes.
Custom Masonic Round Tuits
The traditional “Round Tuit” turns the expression “I’ll do it when I get around to it” into a physical round token. A custom Masonic version can combine that familiar idea with Lodge information, Masonic artwork, humor, or a message specific to the organization.
Custom Round Tuits may include:
- Lodge name and number
- Masonic symbols
- Custom wording
- Humorous messages
- Event information
- Membership messages
- Fundraising messages
- Lodge contact information
They can be handed out as conversation pieces, member gifts, event giveaways, or promotional items.
Lodge, Event & Promotional Uses
Wooden nickels and Round Tuits can serve several purposes because they are small, easy to distribute, and can carry custom Lodge or event information.
Common uses include:
- Lodge giveaways
- Membership events
- Open houses
- Fundraisers
- Masonic education programs
- Anniversary celebrations
- Conventions
- Community events
- Visitor gifts
- Promotional campaigns
- Member appreciation
- Commemorative keepsakes
A custom design can make even a simple promotional item specific to the Lodge, organization, or event rather than relying on a generic Masonic product.
Presentation & Display Options
The presentation of a custom Masonic medal, medallion, award, or gift can be just as important as the piece itself. The right presentation or display option helps protect the item, adds to its appearance, and gives the recipient a way to preserve and display it for years to come.
The best option depends on the type and size of the item, whether it will be worn or displayed, and the importance of the occasion.
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Presentation Boxes
Presentation boxes provide a professional way to present custom Masonic medals, medallions, awards, and gifts. They can protect the piece while also making the presentation more formal and complete.
Presentation boxes may be used for:
- Officer and Past Master recognition
- Service and achievement awards
- Anniversary medallions
- Commemorative pieces
- Distinguished service awards
- Memorial and tribute pieces
- Member appreciation gifts
- Visiting dignitary and guest presentations
- Personalized Masonic gifts
The box should be selected to properly fit and support the size and shape of the finished piece.
Display Cases
Display cases allow custom Masonic pieces to remain visible while providing protection during long-term display. They can be especially useful for pieces that have historical, ceremonial, or personal importance.
Display cases may be used for:
- Anniversary medallions
- Historic Lodge pieces
- Officer recognition
- Past Master presentations
- Memorial pieces
- Distinguished service awards
- Commemorative collections
- Lodge historical displays
- Special Masonic awards
Display cases can be used in Lodge rooms, offices, homes, meeting areas, museums, trophy cases, or other locations where the piece can be viewed and preserved.
Frames
Framing can combine a custom medal, medallion, or metal piece with other materials to create a larger and more complete presentation.
A framed Masonic presentation may include:
- Custom medals or medallions
- Certificates
- Photographs
- Lodge or Grand Lodge information
- Recipient information
- Masonic artwork
- Historical information
- Dates and years of service
- Commemorative messages
Framing can be especially useful when the presentation is intended to tell a story about the recipient, Lodge, event, or historical occasion.
Stands & Holders
Stands and holders allow medallions and other custom Masonic pieces to be displayed upright on desks, shelves, tables, cabinets, or inside display cases.
They may be used with:
- Desk medallions
- Anniversary pieces
- Officer gifts
- Recognition awards
- Commemorative pieces
- Personalized gifts
- Lodge historical pieces
- Presentation medallions
The size, shape, thickness, and weight of the custom piece should be considered when selecting the appropriate stand or holder.
Ribbon Presentation
Custom Masonic medals and wearable medallions can be combined with ribbons when they are intended to be worn during ceremonies, meetings, installations, conventions, or other appropriate Masonic occasions.
Ribbon presentations can incorporate:
- Lodge colors
- Grand Lodge colors
- Organization colors
- Officer identification
- Award classifications
- Anniversary colors
- Commemorative colors
- Custom ribbon configurations
The medal or medallion, attachment method, ribbon width, length, colors, and overall configuration should be considered together so the completed piece hangs and displays properly when worn.
Gift Packaging
Gift packaging can complete the presentation when a custom Masonic item is being given as a gift, award, keepsake, or expression of appreciation.
Gift packaging may be appropriate for:
- Officer gifts
- Past Master gifts
- Member appreciation
- Service awards
- Anniversary pieces
- Guest and speaker gifts
- Memorial presentations
- Personalized gifts
- Special events
Packaging options will depend on the particular product, size, quantity, and presentation requirements of the project.
Customization Options
Custom Masonic medals, medallions, awards, and gifts can be designed around the specific requirements of the Lodge, Masonic organization, recipient, and occasion. The purpose of the piece should guide decisions about its size, shape, artwork, personalization, colors, and overall appearance.
This section provides only an overview of the customization choices that apply to these products. Complete information about manufacturing methods and available options is covered on the Custom Masonic Products & Design Options authority page.
Designed for Recognition and Presentation
Custom Masonic medals, medallions, awards, and gifts are often created to recognize important people, service, achievements, and Masonic occasions. The design and presentation should match the importance of what is being recognized.
The symbols, wording, personalization, and presentation should work together to create a finished piece that clearly represents the recipient, Lodge, organization, achievement, or occasion.
Clear Masonic Symbolism
Masonic symbols should be recognizable, properly represented, and positioned so they support the purpose of the design without making the piece appear overcrowded.
Important considerations include:
- Correct Masonic symbols
- Appropriate officer symbols
- Accurate Lodge or organization emblems
- Clear Lodge identification
- Balanced placement of symbols
- Readable lettering
- Proper spacing
- Clear relationship between artwork and wording
A well-designed piece should communicate its Masonic identity clearly while allowing the important recognition information to remain easy to see and understand.
Design for Formal Presentation
When a medal, medallion, award, or gift will be presented during a formal Masonic ceremony or event, the design should reflect the importance of that occasion.
Formal presentations may include:
- Officer installations
- Past Master recognition
- Service awards
- Distinguished honors
- Grand Lodge presentations
- Anniversary ceremonies
- Dedications
- Memorials and tributes
- Visiting dignitary presentations
The product, artwork, personalization, size, finish, and presentation method should work together to create a finished piece appropriate for the level of recognition being given.
Durability & Long-Term Display
Many Masonic recognition and commemorative pieces are kept for decades. Some eventually become part of a Lodge’s historical collection or are passed to family members as reminders of a Brother’s Masonic service.
Long-term use should be considered when selecting:
- Type of product
- Size and construction
- Finish
- Personalization
- Presentation box or case
- Stand or holder
- Framing
- Protective packaging
- Long-term display method
Designing with preservation in mind helps create a piece that can continue representing the person, Lodge, or occasion well into the future.
Matching the Design to the Occasion
Different Masonic occasions call for different types of designs. A Past Master’s presentation, 50-year service award, Lodge anniversary, memorial tribute, and member appreciation gift each carry a different meaning.
The design should consider:
- Purpose of the presentation
- Person or group being recognized
- Level of recognition
- Masonic office or achievement
- Lodge or organization
- Historical importance
- Formality of the occasion
- How the finished piece will be presented
- How it will be used or displayed afterward
Matching the design to the occasion helps ensure that the finished piece properly represents the significance of the recognition.
Masonic Organizations We Serve
CNF Interactive works with Masonic Lodges, Grand Lodges, officers, individual Brothers, and affiliated Masonic organizations to create custom medals, medallions, awards, recognition pieces, and gifts. Each project can be designed around the organization’s identity, approved symbols, traditions, purpose, and the person or event being recognized.
Projects may range from a single special presentation to larger quantities for Lodges, Grand Lodges, conventions, anniversaries, and other Masonic events.
Masonic Lodges
Individual Masonic Lodges can use custom products to recognize members, preserve Lodge history, celebrate milestones, and support Lodge programs and events.
Custom pieces may be created for:
- Officer recognition
- Past Master recognition
- Member appreciation
- Service awards
- Achievement awards
- Membership milestones
- Lodge anniversaries
- Building and Temple dedications
- Memorials and tributes
- Special events
- Fundraisers
- Guest presentations
- Lodge historical displays
The design can include the Lodge name and number, symbols, dates, names, historical information, and other details important to the Lodge.
Grand Lodges
Grand Lodges may need custom products for jurisdiction-wide recognition, official events, anniversaries, officer presentations, annual meetings, and commemorative purposes.
Custom pieces may be created for:
- Grand Lodge officers
- Annual communications
- Grand Lodge anniversaries
- Distinguished service
- Special programs
- Leadership recognition
- Jurisdictional milestones
- Visiting dignitaries
- Committee recognition
- Commemorative events
Grand Lodge seals, approved symbols, jurisdictional information, officer titles, dates, and event details can be incorporated into the design.
Masonic Officers
Custom recognition and presentation pieces can be created for elected and appointed Masonic officers at the Lodge, Grand Lodge, and affiliated organization levels.
They may recognize:
- Election or appointment to office
- Completion of a term
- Leadership
- Years of service
- Special accomplishments
- Past service
- Distinguished service
- Officer installations
Designs may include the officer’s name, title, symbol of office, organization, Lodge name and number, dates of service, and other appropriate information.
Appendant & Affiliated Masonic Organizations
Custom products can also be developed for appendant, concordant, and other affiliated Masonic organizations.
Depending on the organization, custom pieces may be created for:
- Officers
- Members
- Degrees
- Service awards
- Anniversaries
- Conventions
- Special events
- Presentations
- Memorials
- Recognition programs
Artwork can be developed around the approved symbols, colors, titles, traditions, and identity of the organization.
Committees & Special Events
Committees and event organizers may need custom products created specifically for a program, convention, anniversary, fundraiser, dedication, banquet, or other Masonic event.
Custom pieces may be used for:
- Event recognition
- Committee members
- Guest speakers
- Sponsors
- Volunteers
- Participants
- Visiting dignitaries
- Fundraising
- Commemorative keepsakes
- Special presentations
The event name, dates, location, theme, organization, and appropriate Masonic artwork can be incorporated into the design.
Individual Brothers
Individual Brothers may also request custom Masonic products for personal presentations, gifts, memorials, recognition, or commemorative purposes.
Custom pieces may be created for:
- Personal Masonic milestones
- Past Master gifts
- Officer gifts
- Memorials
- Family presentations
- Lodge gifts
- Anniversary keepsakes
- Personalized display pieces
- Recognition of another Brother
The design can incorporate the Brother’s Lodge, Masonic office, years of service, achievements, important dates, and other meaningful details.
Design, Production & Ordering
Every custom Masonic project begins with an idea. CNF Interactive can work from completed artwork, logos, photographs, sketches, previous designs, written instructions, or a basic concept.
This section provides only a general overview of the process. Detailed information about artwork, manufacturing, plating, colors, engraving, and other production options is covered on the Custom Masonic Products & Design Options authority page. Common questions about quantities, production times, shipping, and other ordering subjects are covered on the FAQ page.
Submit Your Idea or Artwork
You do not need finished production artwork to begin a custom project.
You can provide:
- Lodge or organization logo
- Masonic emblem
- Existing artwork
- Photograph
- Sketch
- Previous product
- Sample image
- Written description
- Names and dates
- Event information
- A basic idea of what you want created
The more information provided about the purpose of the piece, the easier it is to develop a design that matches the project.
Custom Artwork & Design
The information provided is used to develop custom artwork appropriate for the product being produced.
The design process may consider:
- Product type
- Available design area
- Masonic symbols
- Lodge or organization identity
- Names and titles
- Dates
- Event information
- Historical details
- Personalization
- How the piece will be worn, presented, or displayed
The goal is to create a design that is clear, balanced, meaningful, and suitable for production.
Complete artwork and design information is covered on the Custom Masonic Products & Design Options authority page.
Review & Approve Your Proof
A digital proof is provided so the design can be reviewed before production begins.
The proof should be checked carefully for:
- Artwork
- Spelling
- Names
- Titles
- Lodge names and numbers
- Dates
- Masonic symbols
- Colors
- Layout
- Personalization
- Other project-specific details
Revisions can be made before final approval. Production begins only after the required design and specifications have been approved.
Production
After the artwork and project specifications are approved, the order moves into production using the manufacturing methods appropriate for the selected product.
Production requirements can vary depending on:
- Type of product
- Quantity
- Size
- Shape
- Design complexity
- Personalization
- Finish
- Packaging
- Presentation requirements
Detailed manufacturing information is covered on the Custom Masonic Products & Design Options authority page rather than repeated here.
Final Finishing & Delivery
After production is completed, the pieces receive the finishing required for the specific product and order. They are then prepared for packaging and delivery.
Final steps may include:
- Finishing
- Engraving or personalization
- Inspection
- Assembly
- Ribbon attachment
- Placement in presentation boxes or packaging
- Packing for shipment
Production and delivery times can vary based on the product, quantity, design, manufacturing requirements, and destination. Customers with a required presentation, anniversary, convention, or event date should provide that date when requesting a quote.
For complete information about manufacturing and customization, visit the Custom Masonic Products & Design Options authority page.
For common questions about ordering, production times, quantities, shipping, and related subjects, visit the FAQ page.
Why Choose CNF Interactive?
Creating a custom Masonic medal, medallion, award, or gift requires an understanding of both custom product design and the Masonic traditions the finished piece represents. CNF Interactive combines decades of custom product experience with firsthand knowledge of Freemasonry to help Lodges and Masonic organizations create pieces appropriate for their members, officers, events, and traditions.
Serving the Masonic Community Since 1992
CNF Interactive has been designing and supplying custom products for the Masonic community since 1992. For more than three decades, we have worked with Masonic Lodges, Grand Lodges, organizations, officers, and individual Brothers on custom projects for recognition, commemoration, presentation, and special events.
That experience includes projects created for:
- Lodge and Grand Lodge recognition
- Officers and Past Masters
- Service and achievement awards
- Lodge anniversaries
- Membership milestones
- Special events
- Memorials and tributes
- Commemorative pieces
- Presentation gifts
- Custom Masonic programs and projects
Each project adds to our understanding of how custom products can be used to recognize the people, history, and traditions important to Freemasonry.
Masonic Experience & Understanding
CNF Interactive is owned and operated by an active Mason and Past Master. This firsthand Masonic experience provides an understanding of the offices, symbols, traditions, ceremonies, recognition, and terminology involved in many custom Masonic projects.
That understanding is especially valuable when developing products involving:
- Lodge officers
- Past Masters
- Masonic symbols
- Officer jewels and symbols of office
- Lodge names and numbers
- Grand Lodge organizations
- Masonic anniversaries
- Degree and membership milestones
- Memorial and recognition pieces
- Formal Masonic presentations
The goal is to create products that properly represent the Masonic purpose behind the project rather than simply placing a Masonic symbol on a generic item.
Custom Designs for Each Project
Every Lodge, organization, recipient, event, and occasion has its own story. CNF Interactive develops custom designs around the specific purpose of the project rather than limiting customers to standard stock designs.
A custom design may incorporate:
- Lodge name and number
- Grand Lodge or organization
- Masonic symbols
- Officer symbols
- Recipient names
- Titles and positions
- Dates and years of service
- Lodge buildings and Temples
- Portraits
- Historical information
- Anniversary dates
- Event information
- Memorial information
- Special wording and messages
- Custom artwork
The finished design should clearly represent the Lodge, organization, person, achievement, or event for which it was created.
Serving Lodges Across the United States and Around the World
CNF Interactive serves Masonic Lodges, Grand Lodges, Masonic organizations, officers, and individual Brothers across the United States and around the world.
Custom projects can be developed using the artwork, symbols, traditions, specifications, and requirements of the individual Lodge or organization. This allows each project to maintain its own identity while benefiting from CNF Interactive’s experience in custom Masonic design and production.
Whether the project is for a local Lodge, Grand Lodge, affiliated organization, special event, or individual Brother, the same attention is given to creating a piece that properly represents its Masonic purpose.
Start Your Custom Masonic Project
A custom Masonic medal, medallion, award, recognition piece, or gift begins with an idea. You do not need to have finished artwork or know every manufacturing option before contacting CNF Interactive.
Tell us what you want to create, who or what the piece will represent, and how you plan to use it. We can use that information to help develop the project and determine the next steps.
Request a Free Quote
The first step is to provide the basic information about the custom product you are considering.
Helpful information includes:
- Type of product
- Approximate size
- Quantity needed
- Intended use
- Lodge or organization
- Personalization requirements
- Presentation or packaging needs
- Required delivery or event date
- Available artwork or reference materials
- Any special requirements
If you do not know all of these details yet, provide the information you have and your project can be reviewed from there.
Submit Your Idea or Artwork
You can begin with whatever information you already have. A complete professional design is not required to start the process.
You may submit:
- Lodge or organization logo
- Masonic emblem
- Existing artwork
- Photograph
- Rough sketch
- Previous product
- Sample image
- Historical image
- Written description
- Names and dates
- Event information
- An idea of what you want the finished piece to represent
Multiple references can also be combined when developing the design. The important part is communicating what you want the finished product to accomplish.
Begin Your Custom Design
Once the basic project requirements are established, the custom design can be developed around the product, Lodge, organization, recipient, event, achievement, or occasion.
From a medal recognizing one Brother’s years of service to a commemorative medallion celebrating generations of Lodge history, each project begins with understanding what the finished piece is intended to represent.
CNF Interactive can then help turn that idea into a custom Masonic product designed specifically for the people, achievements, events, and traditions being honored.