Help finding free Calligraphy fonts

Use clear labels so it gives the effect that they were written on. For free fonts use www.dafont.com

In MS Word is Monotype Corsiva. I use it on the wedding certificates and ceremony booklets that I give my couples.

I'd print directly on the envelopes, if you can. Clear labels would be my second choice.

I think this site might help: http://www.fontspace.com/category/Calligraphy

here's one but it downloads as a .zip file so you'd have to extract it & all that crap:

http://www.noupe.com/fonts/10-free-beautiful-calligraphic-fonts.html

Other than that... Lucida Handwriting is also a beautiful font.

As Nancy said, try to print directly on the envelope.

There are TONS of great free fonts out there. I'm kind of obsessed with them actually. Really love DaFont and Font Space. A few of my favorites are Champignon, Heather and Aspire.

Here's what I'm doing for our invites. It's a calligraphy cheat I saw on Design Sponge where you print the envelopes very lightly and then trace over them with, in my case, a fountain pen. Let's you have the look of hand calligraphy with only a little work on your part:

http://www.designspongeonline.com/2009/01/diy-wedding-idea-faux-fancy-handwriting.html

Good Luck!

1001 free Fonts. Goggle it. And it is the first one that pops up! I use it!

Thanks everyone, sorry just after I posted this yesterday I suddeningly had to leave. AhNever a dull moment. But I didn't get a chance to get back on the computer until just now.

Your help and ideas are greatly appreciated.

We used http://www.1001freefonts.com/ Tons of fonts!!

I try to download them and can't find them in my program? I don't know what I'm doing here...lol...

You can find the directions on how to unzip them here.

http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080320045301AAkH3HA

I think it is totally ok to print directly on the envelope. Thats actually a new thing, its called digital calligraphy!