Last week I shared the first part of the Wedding Script Fonts series and this week, as promised, I'm sharing the second part. Wedding invitations, save the date cards, place card, menu cards, missalettes, thank you cards, RSVP cards - there's a lot of text involved when you finally decide to tie the know. In fact, even before you tie the knot, you have the bridal shower invitations or rehearsal dinner place cards that you have to consider. It can be overwhelming indeed especially if you have to start from scratch.

There are many websites offering free fonts and there are websites that offer fantastic premium fontsas well. If you are planning your wedding right now, let me save you stress by sharing some fonts that you may want to consider for your paper projects. Be sure to read until the end of this blog post to know how to win a custom invitation layout/design (any occasion).

FALL IN-LOVE WITH WEDDING SCRIPT FONTS AGAIN

I really wish I already know how to use an editing software before my wedding. I could have easily created an invitation card that would suit my taste and go to town with the graphics/illustration at the same time. I had a very simple invitation and it was created by a designer I found in a wedding expo.


Let's do a little giveaway before the year ends, shall we? If you reached this point, I want you to answer my question by leaving your answer in the comments box. The first person to guess will win a custom/bespoke any occasion invitation layout and design for free. This is open worldwide as design output will be sent via email. Please feel free to share this giveaway to your friends and family as well.