I was toying with the idea of having them handwritten in calligraphy. I think it is ultimately going to be easier (and cheaper) to print them out, envelope by envelope. (I was also thinking of doing the calligraphy myself, but don't know if I want to be bothered.)
I've now come up with an idea of having a really, really fancy font for the names, and then an engraved (all caps?) look for the address.
For the zip. I would like the pretty font again, but with dots between each number.
What font has dashes that are portrayed as a dot?
I'll show what I have so far in a response to this post. Thanks in advance!


293 (Adults) Invited

198 Yes (+ 12 children and 3 babies)

95 No

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Re: Creative fonts for addressing invites
Wingdings?
I'm kidding!
Seriously, I love the fancy fonts, and I love the simple and elegant lines of yours lplions!
You women have your shit together, that's for sure!
At work, EVERYTHING is Times New Roman, 12pt font (unless it's a header, then it's 10pt, bold).
I get bored.
Just ONCE I want to issue an order in some wacky font.
ONCE!!!