Choosing the fonts for your wedding business can be tough, especially as there are so many font pairings and choices available. Here I have put together seven feminine and romantic calligraphy fonts for your wedding business rebrand.

1: Adora Bouton- Peach Creme

This script font is timeless, its romantic and it’s absolutely perfect for rebranding your wedding business with. With soft, scripted accents, ligatures and swashes; you’ll be spoilt for choice.

2: Breathe Poetry – Peach Creme

You’ll notice straight away that I’m a fan of Peach Creme typography – the reason being is because quite simply put, their work is utterly divine and perfect for bridal brands. ‘Breath Poetry’ gives a real feel of hand-lettered design and also includes beautiful ligatures and swashes.

3: Ms Claudy  – Calamar Studio

This font, by Calamar Studios is more formal in style. It’s elegant and it’s certainly going to give your brand a timeless feel about it.

4: Juliet Kind Font – Cramy Script

This script font feels slightly more realistic and is less formal than the other fonts that I’ve shown within this blog. The font comes as a part of a duo (it means that you don’t have to think about font pairings, always a winner if you’re DIY your bridal branding).

5: Galanthia Script – calamar studio

Galantha Script is a stunning modern calligraphy font. This font does include some discretionary ligatures so the choices in terms of design, aren’t so full however, the font does speak for itself with it’s luxury elegance.

6: Darling Modern – Peach Creme

This font was used for my first business branding and to this day, I absolutely adore it. The use of ligatures mean that in terms of design, the options are endless. It’s extremely romantic but it also oozes luxe appeal too. Perfect for any bridal business.

7: August Roma – Peach Creme (font duo)

August Roma is a font duo and a mix of both scripted and serif font. The script is natural and extremely versatile so will work well within your branding without being too overpowering.

When branding it is easy to just pick a font and hope for the best. However, with script fonts you can quickly fall out of love with them if they aren’t used appropriately. Remember when using your fonts within your bridal brand to use the scripts sparingly to do them justice – you also want them to be legible so try to keep them as subheadings and where you can make the font sizing slightly larger.

If you’re looking for more bridal brand inspiration head over to my portfolio to see how I’ve used script fonts within rebrands for other wedding businesses.