In this roundup, I’ve collected some of the best free wedding fonts that have a commercial license. These are perfect for invitations, save the dates, RSVP cards, envelopes, wedding signs, and more. Most feature script and calligraphy styles, along with a few modern handwritten options.
If you’re planning a wedding you might be agonizing over picking the right font. Fonts can really help set the vibe of your wedding when you use them on invitations, signs, menus etc. Generally, wedding fonts have one or more of the following characteristics: elegant, romantic, and timeless are just a few.
Every wedding font on this list is free and includes a commercial use license. That means they’re suitable not only for personal wedding projects but also for designers who are selling digital or physical wedding-related products. These fonts are compatible with Microsoft Office, Cricut, Adobe apps, Inkscape and even Canva (commercial license allow you to upload fonts onto Canva).
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1. Alista
Alista is one of the more formal fonts on this list. However, its large flourishes that could work well for more black tie or more laid back weddings.
2. Betterlett
Betterlett feels more modern than many wedding script fonts. The brush-style strokes and slightly irregular letterforms give it a contemporary hand-lettered look that works well for modern, rustic, or outdoor weddings.
3. Bellarin
Bellarin has a more traditional calligraphy style. It’s still legible and so would be perfect for wedding stationery that needs a more traditional and formal feel.
4. Rionaldo Angelo
Rionaldo Angelo is more of a signature style font. It can come off as a bit more casual but it’s still perfect for your invitations.
If you like this font then you’ll enjoy my list of free signature fonts which can also be used for weddings.
5. Elizabeth Script
Elizabeth Script is a more bold font and has large looping capital letters. It’s probably a good font for headings, welcome signs and seating charts.
6. Smoothies
Smoothies features bold brush-style lettering that looks handwritten. It’s one of the more playful fonts on this list but it’s still polished enough for invitations and event stationery.
7. Luxury
Luxury is the perfect balance between classic and ornate. It’s not too complicated but it has the right amount o flourish to give a festive wedding feel.
8. Heart
Heart is characterized by its very tall capital letters. That being said it’s slightly off beat so if you’re looking for a playful calligraphy wedding font then this is the one for you. The sweeping “Y” creates an instantly recognizable look that gives designs a high-end custom calligraphy feel, even when used sparingly.
9. Alluring Briony
Alluring Briony is light and understated compared to some of the more elaborate scripts on this list. The letters have a natural handwritten flow without a lot of extra swashes. You can use it for a wide variety of applications like invitations, menus, place cards etc.
10. Reepietro Regular
Reepietro Regular is one of the more decorative fonts in this collection. It has elaborate swashes and a vintage-inspired feel. I love this font so much, it would work really well for monograms as well as opening headings.
11. Leadent Script
Leadent Script is the perfect palatable wedding font. It has a romantic but elegant feel and can be used for virtually anything.
12. Ranessa Script
Ranessa Script looks like a custom calligraphy font. It has a loose handwritten style with exaggerated loops. It’s good if you are a bit more minimalist and contemporary.
13. Glowing Heart
Glowing Heart is the font you imagine when you think of most wedding fonts. While this commonly used style isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, it does have a playful charm that some many love. It’s great particularly for invitations.
If you want more free wedding fonts, check out my list of free brush fonts for commercial use.
14. Histeria Bites
Histeria Bites is a font with thin strokes and large loops. Since it’s so thin, you may want to use it sparingly or balance it with fonts of a heavier weight.
15. Alamanda
Alamanda is a stylish script font with expressive capitals letters and a handwritten feel. It’s perfect for those who want a calligraphy style font that isn’t super traditional.
16. Kitsor Rauttie
Kitsor Rauttie is one the most delicate fonts on this list. It works best at larger sizes where the details can really shine.
17. Gelisha Script/Dealisya
Gelisha Script/Dealisya has a playful calligraphy style with decorative loops throughout the capitals and lowercase letters. Compared to more traditional wedding fonts, it feels a little softer and more romantic while still remaining easy to read.
18. Wedding Script
Wedding Script is a calligraphy font with restrained flourishes. It has the timeless look many people picture when they think of wedding typography and so is an easy choice for invitations, RSVP cards, and save the dates.
19. Background
Background stands out as it has very tall capital letters. These oversized capitals would be great for writing the couples names, or that of their parents etc.
20. Rellista Script
Finally, we have the light, graceful, and airy Rellista Script. This kind of delicate style works well for invitation designs.
That’s it for today’s round up. I hope you’ve found a couple of fonts here that you can use for your wedding invitations, menus, seating charts or any other wedding stationery you have to print out or design. I you’d like more fonts, check out my list of 40 free handwritten fonts with commercial license. You just might find one that works for weddings!
