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My name is Nicole Block of the Nic Studio. I do stationary and illustrations, and I specialize
in custom wedding invitations and special event invitations. My website is thenicstudio.com
and I'll be talking to you today about wedding invitations. Not all wedding invitation styles
go with all fonts, that swirly, whirly fancy font that you saw on screen may look great
there but it's not going to go with your rustic farm looking invitations. So you got to be
realistic about the fonts that you want, if your designer picks a font for your set, they
did so for a reason, they know what they're doing. Now if it's a style that you're not
so into or maybe you were just hoping for a different style on your invitation, let
your designer know, but let them pick the font in that style set that works best for
your invitation. If it's a ready to order set, make sure that when you choose a font
you ask for a proof from the invitation designer to make sure that that font looks right in
your set. Some invitation designers give lots of choices for their ready to order sets,
some give only a few. Not every font looks good with every invitation set, I can't say
that enough. Now, if you want something very specific and it does work with your set, expect
that you might have to pay for it, not all designers have all fonts in their repertoire
and we need to buy the license in order to be able to use the set. Fonts can be very
expensive and it needs to be folded into your invitation budget. No comic sands, no papyrus
and nothing made for Microsoft screen viewing like verdana.