font for wedding invites

[Stamping Bella]

Hi all,

Merry Christmas!

Does anyone have a favorite both classic and funky font for wedding invitations?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Emily

[jbalcer]

there's one called Porcelain that you can download for free, do a search. It's a really classy yet kinda funky lookin' font that Making Memories & Stampin' Up! have both used recently (check out Many thanks - it's the scritchy scratchy elegant one). I used it to make a monogram for my sister's wedding invites, and will use it on my niece's, too!

[Stamping Bella]

great! thank you thank you! I will try to find it right now.. wish me luck

[acgrabia]

There are so many that you can use for wedding invites, definatly check out the free sites Kayleigh, Bradley Hand, Chocolate Box, and Marine Regular are some favorties that seem to bee picked when I'm making invites.

[calgramma]

I have two favorites....Lucinda Calligraphy and Nuptials. HTH

[AmandaMay]

www.dafont.com is one of my very favorite free sites They have thousands of fonts

[Beachbound]

I used Park Avenue on my daughter's & it looked great. It's found just about everywhere, no need to upload anything.

[gammag]

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Originally Posted by Beachbound

I used Park Avenue on my daughter's & it looked great. It's found just about everywhere, no need to upload anything.

I am looking for some ideas for wedding invitations. Does anyone have any that they have done?

[gammag]

I need to make some wedding invitations. Has anyone made any?

[karinlm]

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Originally Posted by shmem

Hi all,

Merry Christmas!

Does anyone have a favorite both classic and funky font for wedding invitations?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Emily

Hi Emily,

I sell wedding invitations for a living and the "classic" font is Park Avenue. There are a million other fancy fonts out there that would be great on an invitation! Good luck!

[maironad]

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Originally Posted by AmandaMay

www.dafont.com is one of my very favorite free sites They have thousands of fonts

Omigosh, that site turned me into a font addict! 700+ installed and counting... There's definitely a whole library of free invitation-worthy fonts there!

My favorite is a pay-for font, though. It's the only one I've ever bought, and it was well worth the $19.95 for all the repeat usage I've gotten from it making cards and scrapbooking. It's called Cezanne, and it's based on the artist's handwriting. You may recognize it from the SU French Script background stamp, or the old retired Botanicals set text block stamp, or many of the sentiments/greeting sets current and old, or the Pottery Barn early holiday catalog this year, or Legacy papercrafting magazine, or... or... or... or...

You can take a look at sample text and/or buy Cezanne at MyFonts.

[stamps&cars]

I've done three different invitations for my kids and they always pick Black Chance. It is formal looking with a little fun thrown in and still easy to read.