Spring and summer have been popular for weddings, especially outdoors. Those are the times the flowers bloom. This is also the perfect inspiration for floral fonts.
If you often see these types of fonts engraved on someone’s wedding invitations, then do not be surprised. It has been a common practice for years. The more unique these fonts are, the more they beautify the wedding invitations.
Obviously, floral fonts are fonts which resemble flowers and plants. Since the purpose of these fonts is to attract attention, then you can also say that these fonts are decorative. After all, they exist to beautify a lot of things, from logos, posters, to wedding invitations.
The characteristics of these fonts may as well involve these attributes:
The level of thickness or thinness can be adjusted. For example: if you prefer flowers of ivy plants curling around the letters, then the lettering should be thin. If the flowers or plants are meant to be decorative, then the strokes can be thick.
The lettering style can be straight, angular, or willowy – following the type of flowers to use as part the type of flowers to use as part of the decoration. Oftentimes, the flowers or the willowy ivy plants can be just icons to beautify the letters.
The height of the letter might depend on your flowery design. For example: the lettering can be short if you want to make the flowers appear more dominant and vice versa. Another way of highlighting the flowers is to put them as the letters’ motifs or decoration.
You can set the character to fixed, which makes the lettering and the flowery design look rather rigid. You can also set it to becoming more proportional, depending on which part of the design you would like to highlight. Another option is to combine both, depending on what you need. For example: the fixed fonts for the inside of the wedding invites and the proportional ones as the main decoration.
The rest of the characteristics for floral fonts can be adjusted according to the concept of your design. For example: you may apply monochromatic colours for a classic look, darker hues for goth-like style, or bright and colourful ones for something girly, feminine, and joyful-looking.
Floral fonts represent femininity and grace. Flowers are often seen during spring and summer … or on sunny days if you live in a tropical country.
There are so many things we can do with these fonts. We can use these fonts for wedding stationery, wedding invitations, logos for flower shops (obviously!), packaging, and even social media postings. You can even incorporate these flowery fonts in other platforms or apps, like Photoshop and Canva.
Of course, since flowers also represent class, femininity, and love, it is no surprise they are often used for wedding purposes. It is no surprise that many of us prefer using floral fonts as part of wedding invitations. Whatever the choices of colour or shade may be, the flowers are there.
If you are preparing your wedding anytime soon, hopefully you will have all your invitations ready. If not, here are some of the designs with floral fonts you can use. They are unique and your wedding invitations will look even more beautiful. Check them out, since there are seven (7) examples below.
This modern script font can also be a floral font. With flowers as the background, you can see the willowy edges of some letters. This uniqueness may remind you of some ivy plants.
This is another modern script font that might remind you of flowers and ivy plants. The willowy curves add more artistic touches to the design. Imagine having your wedding invitations with these letters.
Hanitha is another script font that can also be a floral font. More willowy ivy plant impersonations can be seen from the edges of the lettering. Plus, you can change the image of the stars or the heart-shapes as the dots with the images of small flowers. Why not?
What makes Rakume a perfect font to be in this category? For starters, there is an additional icon or more as part of the font. The icons can be of stars or flower petals. Another reason is how Rakumen looks beautiful if combined with floral backgrounds as the whole design.
Rakume may also remind you of other foreign letters, like Sanskrit.
As an elegant ligature serif font typeface, Salendra also makes a perfect floral font. The willowy lettering reminds you of more ivy plants The additional flowers with big petals simply highlight the femininity and expressive design. Your wedding invitation has never looked this elegant and sophisticated.
Another note to add here is to have this font combined with soft hues and calm shades.
The lettering is also long, willowy like ivy plants on its edges. Another thing is the flower icons close to the lettering. This serif font is unique and elegant.
Your wedding invitations will definitely look unforgettable.
Last but not least, Fiontina makes a nice display typeface font, with flowery background to beautify it. The lettering creates a plant-like illusion in some part of it. Although it is naturally a perfect web font, Fiontina can also be great for online wedding invitations.
That, if you wish to invite people via social media – since some of your best friends may be overseas at the moment. Just remember not to click “for public” buttons before you share your online invitations via social media. Be very careful.
Floral fonts are always associated with flowers, plants, and anything feminine or girly. It is no surprise that so many wedding invitations use a lot of them. The colour backgrounds can be varied, though. You do not have to use soft or pastel colours all the time.
