Fonts in the Budget

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Mrs. Giraffe, Chicago Age and Occupation: 23, Graphic Designer Fiance's Age and Occupation: 24, Music Student Teacher Engagement Date: October 23, 2008 Wedding Date: May 2011 Venue: Trinity Lutheran Church & Idlewild Country Club About Me: Coming from the suburbs of the Windy City, you'll often find me with my foot in my mouth while laughing for no reason or telling bad knock knock jokes. I've been crafty for as long as I can remember, and will DIY something twice over before I have someone do it for me. I'm a semi-awkward, typeface obsessed, design junkie and have been know to break out my dance moves for no reason as well as try my best to be ridiculous at all times. My love of pop culture, wordplay, and graph paper almost rivals my love of Mr. Giraffe (who is just the bee's knees). After a 2.5 year engagement, we're planning a modern-in-disguise traditional wedding, and cannot wait!

Fonts in the Budget

October 11th, 2010 @ 8:13 am by Mrs. Giraffe
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I know there are bajillions of free fonts out there that any bride-to-be can use to fuel her invitation and other nuptial stationery whims, but sometimes it’s worth it to shell out a little moolah. Now, being the ~~cheap~~ thrify person I am, I normally wouldn’t buy a font when I could find one for free, but for those brides-to-be with a little more wiggle room in the budget, I have a suggestion for you!

Head on over to fonts.com and download Wedding Wishes BV. It’s only $22…which could be four footlongs from Subway (excluding the Chicken Bacon Ranch of course). But when it’s “for the wedding,” who’s counting the dollars? Haha.

Anyway, the Wedding Wishes BV could be used on all sorts of printed wedding materials…STDs, invites, menus, or whatever else you can dream up!

Take a look for yourself!