As a special Valentine's Day treat, we wanted to share with you some great fonts that remind us of love and friendship. (And the best part is—they're all low-cost or FREE! Just be sure to read the usage rights!) From classic to quirky, these fonts can make even the most unromantic message seem like a Casanova original. Well, that may be stretching it a bit. But we'll let you be the judge:
We hope you'll get some use out of these lovely, fun fonts for Cupid's Day! See below for a little bit of info about each typeface, as well as links to where you can find them! Happy Valentines Day from Kalico Design!
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| Wisdom Script by James T. Edmondson was designed for Woods of Wisdom, a 50 part poster series on bad advice. But we promise you that using THIS font for Valentine's Day would be GOOD advice! |
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| Sunshine in my Soul was created by Kimberly Geswein and is a lovely, playful handwritten script. | |
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| Available in two styles – normal and sketch, this font has a sweet and delicate look not just in caps! |
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Seriously, can you go wrong with candy hearts on V-Day? A sweet combination of handwriting and illustration make this a fun and friendly font.
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| A classical romantic script. Be careful with the spacing on this one. A little bit goes a long way, though, and this font can produce a beautiful and extravagant piece. |
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| Knight in shining armor anyone?! Who says chivalry is dead? Not when you dawn your princess a parchment sporting this writing! You'll be a knight gleaming with "amore". (We crack ourselves up over here!) |
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| First appearing as numerals only. Ribbon was designed by Dan Gneiding. |
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| Vevey font was originally inspired by travel posters from the French Riviera. I know this font takes me away! |
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| Pompadour! This font only comes in numerals. But oh what numerals they are. It is best used large so be creative in how you place it! |
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