CALLIGRAPHY + FONT OPTIONS CALLIGRAPHY STYLES

With custom invitations and day-of orders, there is the option for a custom calligraphy font. It’s always different once you see them in your own names, but here are some popular custom fonts. Let us know a few of your favorites and we can get a good idea of what you’ll want to see in proofing.

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The semi-custom invitations all have pre-chosen digitized fonts, both a script and a text font. This is a big portion of why there’s no design cost for you with the semi-customs. There are two fonts that can be substituted in any of the semi-custom suites, otherwise the suites are set with their current fonts. The Grayson Script Font The ModernScript Font

The Alice, Rosie & Aloha Script Font

The Marble Script F t he live,tndd, lm, leur+opyrpt nt

The Opulent + The Meadow Script Font The CharmScript Font

The Sie a & Monroe Script Fo Alternate Font 1 For Any Semi-Custom

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PS - If you’re doing a custom invitation, feel free to choose one of these fonts instead of a custom calligraphy font! SCRIPT FONT STYLES

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SERIF VS. SANS SERIF

Just as calligraphy styles can totally change the formality and vibe of the invite, so can the text fonts! There are two kinds of text fonts: serif and sans serif. Sans serif fonts don’t have the little extra lines on the edges of each letter. See this example here with a serif font on the left and sans serif on the right:

L vs L The serif fonts are typically more traditional and more formal. The sans serif fonts present a more modern vibe and can also be considered a more causal font. Most sans serif fonts look best in all caps.

CASES A little lesson in the different case options as well just in case we use this lingo during our proofing together:

Title Case - All Words Capitalized in the Title Sentence case - The first word capitalized, the rest lower case UPPER CASE - ALL LETTERS ARE CAPITALIZED lower case - all lower case, italics usually looks best when lower case

FONT OPTIONS If you’re doing a full custom design, please let us know what text styles you’re drawn to! If you’re doing semi-custom then you are good to go with the suite’s text font. Here are some of the most popular fonts we use here below - there’s millions of fonts so if you have another in mind, please let us know.

Serif Fonts:

Khmer MN | UPPERCASE | italics Baskerville | UPPERCASE | italics

Athelas | UPPERCASE | italics Bell MT| UPPERCASE | italics

Cochin | UPPERCASE | italics

Garamond | UPPERCASE | italics

Bodoni 72 | UPPERCASE | italics Mrs Eaves | UPPERCASE | NO italics

Sans-Serif Fonts:

Century Gothic | UPPERCASE | italics

Avenir Next | UPPERCASE italics Champagne & Limos | UPPERCASE | no italics

Brandon Grotesque | UPPERCASE | no italics

Seravek Extra Light | UPPERCASE | italics

Poppins | UPPERCASE | no italics Mo a | UPPERCASE | italics