Sunday, June 10, 2012

10 Best Font Types for your Invitations


Typography is one of the most important elements in an invitation lay-out aside from a graphics to images. You must consider the first rule of typography is to keep things simple in making lay-outs.
There are kinds of invitations: business & social. While both can be serious or lighthearted, theme-based or reserved, & elegant or unassuming, the best typeface choices for each can differ dramatically.
Scripts were the most popular type of fonts that being used in invitations lay-outs. But we must consider in using scripts is to make it clear and readable. Most script fonts are hard to read.

Top 10 choices on fonts that you may consider in making your invitations

1. Aristrocrat
Top 10 choices on fonts that you may consider in making your invitations


2. Balmoral
Top 10 choices on fonts that you may consider in making your invitations


3. Bank Gothic
Top 10 choices on fonts that you may consider in making your invitations


4. Citadel Script
Top 10 choices on fonts that you may consider in making your invitations


5. Eduardian Script
Top 10 choices on fonts that you may consider in making your invitations


6. Connecticut
Top 10 choices on fonts that you may consider in making your invitations


7. Mistral
Top 10 choices on fonts that you may consider in making your invitations


8. Eras 
Top 10 choices on fonts that you may consider in making your invitations

9. Bermuda Script 
Top 10 choices on fonts that you may consider in making your invitations


10. Bickham Script 
Top 10 choices on fonts that you may consider in making your invitations




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