In this wedding invitation font pairing guide, you’ll find eight combinations to suit various styles. Whether you are an invitation designer or going the DIY route, this will give you the inspiration you need to get started!
I’ve been in complete wedding mode lately— preparing for my sister Allison’s wedding in June and helping out my cousin Lindsay with invitations for her August wedding. One of the blessings of being part of a big family is that there’s always something to celebrate!
Behind the scenes of a wedding invitation designer
While I regularly work with my Etsy customers to help customize the cards that I already have designed, an embarrassing amount of time has passed since I’ve actually designed any new wedding invitations.
I’ve purchased more fonts lately than I care to admit, so I thought it would be fun to play around with some new typography combinations as I start to work on Allison and Lindsay’s paper goods.
Wedding Invitation Font Pairing Guide
This guide includes combinations in eight different styles, which could be used for wedding invitations or any other type of celebration!
Here is a list of where you can find each of the fonts seen above.
{ Modern } Quickpen and ITC Avant Garde Gothic
{ Whimsical } Cantoni Pro and Caecilia
{ Romantic } Poem Script and Adobe Caslon Pro
{ Hipster } Melany Lane and Strangelove
{ Glamorous } Burgues Script and New Caledonia
{ Vintage } Isabella and Core Deco
{ Retro } Thirsty Script and Archive Antique Extended
{ Rustic } Bombshell Pro and Ariadne Condensed
{ Fonts used in header } Carolyna Pro Black and Trade Gothic Condensed 20
Which combination is most your style?
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