The Best Calligraphy Fonts for Wedding Invitations

Let’s talk fonts for a minute… more specifically, the best fonts for wedding invitations.

As a stationery designer, it’s safe to say that I spend a lot (like, a lot a lot) of time pouring over fonts. That’s because the font you choose for your stationery makes a huge impact on your wedding. Not just on your invitations, but on the entire look and feel of your wedding day.

Fonts set the tone for your wedding stationery and they happen to be one of the first things your guests see about your wedding. That’s why it’s completely worth the time—and dare I say, money (<— hear me out!)—to find the perfect font.

Here are the calligraphy fonts I use in the shop as well as on my high-end custom designs over and over again.

The Best Calligraphy Fonts for Wedding Invitations

Before we get into the fonts, I want to talk about font quality for a second.

You can find a lot of free fonts online, but most of those fonts are, well, crap. They’re glitchy, they don’t line up correctly and they’re missing characters because, at the end of the day, the designer just wants you to buy the full version.

If you’re looking for designer caliber fonts with the swashes and alternate letters that make a font special, it’s going to cost money.

But if you’re worried about the price tag, rest easy knowing that most of these fonts are $20 or less. And once you purchase a font you can use it on all your stationery and day-of paper goods, so you’ll get plenty of use out of it.

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