Southern Business Names + Free Logos

This name is unique and the French "De la" sounds great when paired with "Dixie."

Borrowing Alabama's famous phrase, this name is sweet and charming. Example, Sweet Home Cupcakes.

Excellent for a cafe, bar, or night club, this name is catchy and suggests an old school opulence.

Very evocative name that conjures a strong and striking image. The name sounds great.

Another popular phrase, this name would work well for just about any type of business.

This name sounds great, looks awesome, and will be familiar to most, it being Alabama's nickname.

Evocative and vintage-sounding, this name is compelling and memorable.

This name evokes a storyteller's flair for language. It is sort of Mark Twain-ish.

Evoking a beautiful and striking image, this intriguing name is ideal for more serious brands.

This is an attractive name. It is very easy to say and remember. Not just for theme parks.

Paying homage to the region's rich history, this striking name is ideal for a bar or backpackers.

Conjuring large open spaces, swaying grass, and ancient stillness, this is a powerful name.

Evoking a type of coral just off the Florida coast, this interesting name rolls off the tongue.

Using two iconic animals that sound great alongside each other makes an excellent name.

Pretty, sensual, evocative, this name is dripping with southern sweetness and charm.

Borrowing part of the saying "madder than a wet hen," this name is compelling and memorable.

This punny name breaks up a southern word, "hankerin'," to form a fictional character. Great.

Paying homage to the little wild horses thriving on Assateague Island off the coast of Maryland.

A beautiful, sweet image that just sounds southern. This is a simple and effective name.

Evoking a natural rock formation found in many locations around the country, this name is striking.