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25 great fonts for parties

With Halloween only a few weeks away, we are already dreaming about the holiday season. It is my favorite season of the year! Parties to throw, cards to write, and a million reasons to use a new font. Here is a collection of 25 of my favorite downloadable fonts to use for parties, invitations, Christmas cards, and more. I have already lined up a few projects using the Edwardian Script (so pretty!) to share with you soon.

Is this for a business? Laws can be tricky when you’re using fonts for business purposes. To stay safe, I recommend going with one of these great fonts from font bundles. *And psst aspiring bloggers, I have a free ebook about how to make your first 1k with your blog! Get it here!

1. Sail, by Latinotype. 2. Pablo Skinny, by Paul Wilde L’Heureux. 3. Bookeyed Nelson, by Tart Workshop. 4. CAC Champagne, by American Greetings. 5. Century Schoolbook, by Morris Fuller Benton. 6. Nevis, by Ten by Twenty. 7. Rockwell, by Monotype. 8. Parisienne, by Astigmatic One Eye. 9. Pacifico, by Vernon Adams. 10. Ostrich Sans, by Tyler Finck. 11. Bell MT, by Richard Austin. 12. Lobster Two, by Pablo Impallari. 13. Edwardian Script ITC, by Edward Benguiat. 14. Dalle, by Neal Fletcher. 15. Georgia, by Matthew Carter + Tom Rickner. 16. Fertigo Pro, by Exljbris. 17. Kitchener, by Caffeen. 18. Windsong, by Bright Ideas. 19. Alana Pro, by Laura Worthington. 20. Bernhard Fashion, by Lucian Bernhard. 21. Learning Curve, by Blue Vinyl Fonts. 22. Baskerville Old Face, by Stephenson Blake. 23. Century Gothic, by Monotype. 24. Brannboll, by Måns Grebäck. 25. MS Gothic, by Ricoh Company.

And I’m obsessing a bit today over my favorite new party font, Malina! It hits that perfect festive, but just subtle enough touch. I can just see it adorning all my party invitations this coming year.

Graphic done in collaboration with Alli Michelle.

PS. A roundup of favorite romantic fonts and incase you prefer characters a festive emoji cheat sheet.

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  1. so… I’m new to the idea of downloading fonts. can you email me and let me know how to do this? I tried to click and download one, but now I don’t know how to actually find it on my computer to use it. sorry for the ignorance. :(

    • Jodi, Hi! You usually need to move the file into your font library and then restart whatever program you are working on. If you are still having problems google – how to load fonts to a (whatever your computer is). Hope that helps!

  2. Question, not all of these are free? Some are, but not all. I really wanted to download Brookeyed Nelson but it says you have to buy it for $29? Am I doing something wrong?

  3. Is there a special way to download the fonts when the site: MyFonts is used?
    It appears that you always have to pay for the fonts from this site. I clicked on the link for Bookeyed Nelson and I only see the option for purchasing.

    If someone would just respond and let me know that I am not missing some hidden button for free and that you do have to pay, I would be really appreciative.

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