Handwriting is super personal; you can often tell who the writer is with just a quick glance. And weddings – and their invitations – should be just as personal! Calligraphy is a beautiful way to add that intimate touch to such a special document, and Tim Blair of Well Written Calligraphy knows that all too well. Lucky for us, […]

Handwriting is super personal; you can often tell who the writer is with just a quick glance. And weddings – and their invitations – should be just as personal! Calligraphy is a beautiful way to add that intimate touch to such a special document, and Tim Blair of Well Written Calligraphy knows that all too well. Lucky for us, he’s here to help us figure out which fonts are the best fit for every wedding out there!
And since a majority of invitations are designed and printed using computer fonts and stock or semi-custom designs, and with time, cost and expediency as real and limiting concerns, here’s how to choose the style(s) that are the best fit for your big day!
1. Complementary
My main rule is your most important one ? complementary! The font or fonts you choose need to relate to your event and the design decisions you?ve already made! Fonts for a large elaborate black tie event are more elaborate than those for cozy outdoor weddings. In this very simple chart below you can start to get a sense of how this could be put into practice:

2. Cohesion
Additionally, lettering on everything shou...