Let me introduce you to the beautiful handwriting font named the Ingunn Font.
This wedding font with long tails will make your wedding invitations or board signs beautiful and delicate. The delicate lines remind me of a woman dancing with her wedding dress in the wind. That would make a wedding font pairings perfectly match a sans serif font. Think of the free font named Helvetica, and why not the Arial. As long as the font is thin enough not to compromise this handwriting font’s delicate lines and tails.
I bent the font slightly like an italic font to give a touch of romance and luxury combined with the tails.
I suggest this handwriting font be for your wedding material, but you can use it for any other event. Think of a jewelry shop—a ring, perhaps. The font would match anything for women (in my opinion), or at least that is delicate. Wedding, jewelry (promoting a ring, a bracelet or a pendant), baby announcement cards, creating a stunning tattoo; Sexy! An assignment, etc. Why not a thank you card! There are so many opportunities to use this beautiful handwriting font.
As a side note, that is probably the best font for tumbler names. I have seen some crafter here in New York using this font, and the result is astonishing.
A few weeks ago, I noticed that woman at my gym doing jogging next to me holding a pink coloured tumbler decorated with some bling-bling and in the middle, her name with a similar font as that one. I couldn’t stop staring at her tumbler; it looked so gorgeous! That’s why I wanted to create a better font than hers. 🙂
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Font Bundle
This font bundle includes the OTF and TTF font files, as well as SVG and DXF files for the tails.
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