I’ve said it in previous blog posts but, I am going to start this one off the same. It is extremely important to understand the liscencing of any fonts that you download or purchase. I see so many people who don’t realise that this is a ‘thing’ until they are caught up in it. So, for that reason, when using a font make sure you have the right permissions to use it.
What makes a font feminine? Script fonts are popular at the moment and have a beautiful elegance to them. Although you wouldn’t want to use them all the time that are a lovely choice for a focus font e.g headings or within your logo. (I have written another post recently about those specifically: http://fraserandcodesign.co.uk/2017/11/01/top-20-beautiful-free-script-fonts-design-needs/ )
What makes a font professional? We’re looking for something readable here. Most importantly we are thinking about your audience. What are they looking for from your font and style? I really appreciate sans-serif fonts, often using ‘Quicksand’ amongst my branding/ web design. It is minimal and readable making a beautiful and professional looking font.
Below I have listed ‘The 5 Most Professional & Feminine Fonts You Should Use’.
1. Aaargh
2. Scriptina
4. Nickainley
(Note: It is your responsibility to check the font licences before use.)
The designs are really great I would love to try them out.
I’m a sucka for pretty feminine fonts. But, I know the importance of getting the correct license to use it. Thanks for a great post!
I love a feminine font aswell! 😍
Great blog and thanks for sharing these, didn’t really think about font styles before but got me thinking now.
Thanks for reading. I’m glad it’s got you thinking and if these aren’t for you, there are SO many font choices that are!
Thanks for this! I love using feminine fonts and I’m always open to installing more.
Hi again Ellen, it’s fab to see you becoming a regular reader. I for sure have too many fonts installed on my Mac, but I can’t resist it! 🙈
I love Signatura Monoline Script, it’s so classy and feminine! I’ll look out for this one.
It’s a lovely one. Check out Font Squrriel, you should find it there!
Thank you very much for this! I always have trouble looking for suitable fonts. I literally spend hours looking for good ones that match my blog’s theme!
I am with you there. Font hunting is totally addictive and can be time consuming, but once you have chosen the few that you want to stick with, you’re good to go!!
These are some great ideas for feminine fonts. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for reading, Puja!
Incredibly informative! I had no idea how important it was to be careful of what fonts we are using!
Hi Kiara, for sure! Although you may not realise it, your font choices really effect how you view a brand as a whole.
These are beautiful. Taking note for future reference
I agree – Yes, please do!
It’s arduous to find educated folks on this topic, however you sound like you know what you’re speaking about! Thanks
whoah this blog is wonderful i love reading your posts. Keep up the great work! You know, lots of people are hunting around for this information, you can aid them greatly.
I love how you make it simple. How relatable!