It has been several months since I shared a round-up of my favorite fonts and now I am back again to share some fonts that I have bought from my most favorite website that offers fantastic premium fonts. We're currently in Europe now thus I have not been able to blog as much as I want to because we have been out and about most of the time. I'm slowly carving out some time so I won't lag so much. So yes, here's the new blog post after more than a month of hiatus.
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What I will do this time is to share a few of the invitations that I have designed for my clients using some of my favorite fonts while we are on vacation. Yep, I still find time to work a bit in between enjoying the sights and sounds of Denmark.
1 ADORN POMANDER SMOOTH
The font I used for the names of the bride and groom is Adorn Pomander Smooth. It looks pretty much the same as the handwriting of one of my favorite calligraphers. I love that there are so many freebies included in the Creative Market package as well. The font package comes with alternates, banners, ornaments, frames, and even script catchwords.
CLICK HERE TO CHECK THE FONT PACKAGE
If you want to inquire about the bespoke invitations that I design, you can email me through kessathea26@gmail.com or visit my Instagram - http://instagram.com/ktpaperdesigns. I do not charge an exorbitant amount for my projects. Please send a message of inquiry if you are interested or if you have any question.
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2 ISLAND STYLE BRUSHED FONT
The font used for the celebrant's name in this invitation was Island Style. The font lends a very authentic brush script to the project. I love using this font when I work with tropical-themed projects. It looks like my handwriting too.
CLICK HERE TO CHECK THE FONT AND MAYBE BUY IT FOR YOUR OWN PROJECTS
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What I will do this time is to share a few of the invitations that I have designed for my clients using some of my favorite fonts while we are on vacation. Yep, I still find time to work a bit in between enjoying the sights and sounds of Denmark.
1 ADORN POMANDER SMOOTH
The font I used for the names of the bride and groom is Adorn Pomander Smooth. It looks pretty much the same as the handwriting of one of my favorite calligraphers. I love that there are so many freebies included in the Creative Market package as well. The font package comes with alternates, banners, ornaments, frames, and even script catchwords.
CLICK HERE TO CHECK THE FONT PACKAGE
If you want to inquire about the bespoke invitations that I design, you can email me through kessathea26@gmail.com or visit my Instagram - http://instagram.com/ktpaperdesigns. I do not charge an exorbitant amount for my projects. Please send a message of inquiry if you are interested or if you have any question.
I used the font for the monogram and the names of the bride and groom for this wedding invitation in Denmark as well. Danish weddings don't have a long list of principal sponsors and secondary sponsors like in the Philippines. So invitations are usually single page when sent.
2 ISLAND STYLE BRUSHED FONT
The font used for the celebrant's name in this invitation was Island Style. The font lends a very authentic brush script to the project. I love using this font when I work with tropical-themed projects. It looks like my handwriting too.
CLICK HERE TO CHECK THE FONT AND MAYBE BUY IT FOR YOUR OWN PROJECTS
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