It was my 10th wedding anniversary last year. Ten years of loving and growing! To celebrate our family’s first big milestone, we had a pool party with a special cake to top it off. Of course, I needed a nice cake topper to match the sweet perfection.
I pulled my laptop to design one, thinking I would do it in 10 mins, tops. Little did I know. Something that seemed so routine turned into a 2-hour hassle.
Every single script font that I liked for the wording, just didn’t do it for the numbers. All the curves and swashes looked great on the letters but made the numbers too indistinct.
Not to mention, some of the script fonts didn’t even have the numbers available. Like the ones, you’d download at no cost mostly for personal use.
So here I am six months later working on the list of font combinations for headlines with numbers. Guess, one cannot be too prepared for a lifetime of wedding anniversaries.
For my project, I ended up using the first pairing on the list. To see how it looked live, scroll down to the usage. Hopefully, it comes in handy to you too.
In some cases, I used additional treatments to the text, such as All Caps or extra spacing between the letters. So if you wish to mimic the design please be aware of those tweaks.
You're more than welcome to copy the design with alterations or as-is, but make sure that the font you use is fully licensed for its intended use.
It’s strictly your own responsibility to comply with the font licensing terms. Even free fonts for commercial use have some usage restrictions. Please read carefully the license file inside the font folder or on the download page to make sure of the proper font usage.
Free Font Pairings for Headlines with Numbers:
1. Cheers to 10 years: Melanie Script | Letter Magic
2. First day of 8th grade: Dolley | Ernesthuge
3. Happy New Year 2023: Sugar Script | Bechtlers
4. Limited 1974 Edition: Bechtlers | Adam & Mary
5. Finally 21: Gonestone | Fresh Juice
6. Big sale up to 50% off: Chocolate Candy Cups | Bubble Love
7. Elf on the shelf rules: 1. 2. 3.: Joy Maker | Hey Katela
8. 34th Annual Conference: Lost Treasure | Arnitta Callina
DISCLAIMER This post should not be taken as permission from the copyright owner to use any of these fonts for commercial use. Some of these fonts are for personal use only. Always read carefully the license file on the download page. It is strictly your own responsibility to make sure that the chosen font is fully licensed for its intended use. The rules of each font are subject to change at any time. If any doubts, please contact the online font shop directly.
Usage
Thank you for reading this post. Here are more font articles to get you inspired for your next design project.
Comments
Post a Comment