Wedding Fonts: Elegant Lettering for Invitations
The right lettering sets the tone for your wedding long before the day itself. This collection pairs romantic scripts for your names with refined serifs and elegant capitals for dates, venues and details.
34 free fonts, previewed with your text
- Great Vibes
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Pinyon Script
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Parisienne
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Cormorant Garamond
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Alex Brush
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Allura
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Playfair Display
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Italianno
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Corinthia
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Cinzel
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Petit Formal Script
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Tangerine
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Bodoni Moda
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Monsieur La Doulaise
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Luxurious Script
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Imperial Script
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Cormorant Upright
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- WindSong
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Lavishly Yours
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Marcellus
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Beau Rivage
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Bonheur Royale
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Mea Culpa
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Prata
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Ephesis
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Ballet
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Carattere
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Gilda Display
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Cinzel Decorative
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Bellefair
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Forum
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Aboreto
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Castoro Titling
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
- Tenor Sans
Emma & Daniel · 14 June 2026
How to use it
- 1Use a script for your names and a serif or sans serif for the details; two fonts are usually enough for a whole stationery set.
- 2Set scripts large and never in all capitals, so the connections and swashes stay graceful.
- 3Print a test at actual size: very thin strokes can disappear on textured or dark paper.
- 4Check how your names and the venue look with letters such as ğ, ş and İ before sending the design to print.
Type your names or your date to see them in each style, then combine a script with a serif for invitations, save-the-dates, seating charts, menus and welcome signs.
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