Wedding fonts
Formal scripts for wedding invitations, save-the-dates, welcome signs and place cards. Type your names in each family, compare them side by side and download the one you like with its license.
56 of 1,553 families in the library · Strongest formal script score first, then by name.
- Ballet
Emma & James
- Beau Rivage
Emma & James
- Bonheur Royale
Emma & James
- Charm
Emma & James
- Cookie
Emma & James
- Corinthia
Emma & James
- Dynalight
Emma & James
- Engagement
Emma & James
- Ephesis
Emma & James
- Explora
Emma & James
- Felipa
Emma & James
- Herr Von Muellerhoff
Emma & James
- Imperial Script
Emma & James
- Island Moments
Emma & James
- Italianno
Emma & James
- Kapakana
Emma & James
- Lugrasimo
Emma & James
- Luxurious Script
Emma & James
- Manufacturing Consent
Emma & James
- Mea Culpa
Emma & James
- Meie Script
Emma & James
- Monsieur La Doulaise
Emma & James
- MonteCarlo
Emma & James
- Moon Dance
Emma & James
- Parisienne
Emma & James
- Passions Conflict
Emma & James
- Pinyon Script
Emma & James
- Tangerine
Emma & James
- Allura
Emma & James
- Hurricane
Emma & James
- Petit Formal Script
Emma & James
- Carattere
Emma & James
- Cherish
Emma & James
- Great Vibes
Emma & James
- Grey Qo
Emma & James
- Gwendolyn
Emma & James
- Jim Nightshade
Emma & James
- Kings
Emma & James
- Lovers Quarrel
Emma & James
- Mrs Saint Delafield
Emma & James
- My Soul
Emma & James
- Petemoss
Emma & James
- Playball
Emma & James
- Romanesco
Emma & James
- Rouge Script
Emma & James
- Updock
Emma & James
- Alex Brush
Emma & James
- Caramel
Emma & James
- Charmonman
Emma & James
- Praise
Emma & James
- Shalimar
Emma & James
- Fleur De Leah
Emma & James
- Lavishly Yours
Emma & James
- Love Light
Emma & James
- Mr De Haviland
Emma & James
- The Nautigal
Emma & James
How this list is built
- Google Fonts tags the family Formal script with a score of 60 or more out of 100.
- Order: Strongest formal script score first, then by name. This is not a popularity ranking; Koldflux has no usage data for these families.
- Tag scores come from the Google Fonts tag data at the revision of this library; letter coverage and x-height are read from the font files. Nothing is added or removed by hand.
In this collection
- 56 families; 6 have more than one style and 2 are variable (one file covers a range of weights).
- 0 have a weight of 800 or heavier; 0 include italics.
- Licenses: SIL Open Font License 1.1.
Using these fonts
- Use the script for the names only. Set the date, time and address in a serif or sans so guests can read them at a glance.
- Type the ampersand and both names into the preview: script ampersands and capitals vary more than any other letters.
- Print one invitation at the real size before ordering; the thinnest strokes are the first to break up on textured paper.
Open any family to see every glyph it draws, try its weights and download the files with the license.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best font for wedding invitations?
A formal script for the couple's names and a calm serif or sans for the details is the usual pairing. Preview your own names here; the right script is the one in which both names read clearly.
Can I use these fonts commercially?
Yes. Every family here is under the SIL Open Font License or the Apache License 2.0, which allow use in videos, thumbnails, logos, print and products, paid or free. What they do not allow is selling the font files on their own. The license file downloads with each family.
How is this list chosen?
Every library family that Google Fonts tags Formal script with a score of 60 or more, strongest first.