Fonts We Like

Hand-picked fonts worth installing — script and calligraphy faces for signatures and invitations, display faces that carry a poster on their own, clean sans and serif families for body text, and decorative sets for the one word that has to stand out. Search by name, or sort the way you would sort a type shop: by popularity, newest, rating, saves or A-Z.

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About Love

About Love

A complete alphabet set with matching figures, which is rarer in this section than you would think. Useful when the job includes dates and numbers: wedding…

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Rustling Sound

Rustling Sound

Hand-lettered rather than pen-written: strokes are drawn, not swept, so the thick-thin contrast is gentle. That makes it easier to use for branding than most script…

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Bruttela

Bruttela

Bold script for brand marks: heavy stems, tight spacing, alternates for the awkward letter pairs. OTF/TTF only, so no cut files — this one is for…

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Southmore

Southmore

Bouncy brush, heavy weight, strong baseline movement. It wants to be big: a two-word headline or a logo mark, not body copy. If you need the…

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Sweet Valentine

Sweet Valentine

Soft serif with rounded, slightly swollen strokes, more 1990s greeting card than formal stationery. It reads as friendly at large sizes and loses its character below…

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Hello Georgina

Hello Georgina

Branding script with book-cover ambitions: tall ascenders, confident capitals, SVG files included. Works where a business name needs to look handwritten but still sit straight in…

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The King of Romance

The King of Romance

Ceremony lettering with a book-cover weight behind it: heavier than the usual wedding script, which is why it still reads from across a room on a…

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