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Invitation Font

janner13janner13 member
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Looking for invitation font suggestions? Microsoft Publisher or even free downloads. 
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Re: Invitation Font

  • LFKLFK member
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    Check this out:   http://www.fontspace.com/category/wedding


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  • SlothGoalsSlothGoals member
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    I used Adage Script which I found by googlng for free fonts.
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    www.dafont.com has several free options.
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    I used a combination of Respective, and various forms of Mrs. Eaves (small caps and italic).
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  • Ella and PedroElla and Pedro member
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    I would suggest visiting really good quality stationery websites and making sample invitations, to see how font combinations look in different combinations, different colors, sizes.

    Try Bella Figura (high end stuff)
    David's Bridal Invitations (affordable)
    and
    www.zazzle.com (more of a DIY but lots of font choices)

    I ended up going with two fonts. I would *not* use more than two. It begins to look sloppy imho.  I choose "Cezanne" (a messy hand-made looking calligraphy) and "Quick Death Regular" (a really clean, crisp, sans serif that looks slightly art deco but not too gimicky).  My other piece of advice is to select a combination of either:

    a. calligraphy & sans serif

    OR

    b. calligraphy/cursive & serif

    or
    c. sans serif & serif

    Not two of a type - like, not two calligraphy or two sans serif or two serif.

    I personally like the contrast between 'messy' and 'clean' you get with a.

    I would also look into a font that is versatile and available for many items, so if you are doing your own printing on some items, either find a font pair you have already on your computer or consider buying these fonts, so that things look more designed/matched.  Ditto paper, color, motifs, etc.

    Good luck!
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