MY TOP 5 FONTS FOR HALLOWEEN

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It’s only July but I’m already set to talk about my favorite fonts for Halloween. With Halloween fast approaching, I thought I’d talk about the preparations needed and share my favorite fonts because, without the right fonts, the party might not manage to get that extra scary look.

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It’s always fun to decorate for holidays and Halloween won’t be scary and spooky without good fonts. Halloween is drawing near and here are my top 5 fonts for Halloween.

Where to get Fonts for Halloween

Finding great and unique Halloween fonts is a treat but it can be a daunting task for anyone. There is a vast array of them on the internet and the options are endless but I found my favorite website. Font Bundles offer premium and free fonts for crafters and creatives. It is a place to find fonts not just for Halloween, but also Christmas, birthday, and pretty much everything.

The best thing about them is that they offer premium fonts in bundles hence they are called Font bundles.net I know creatives need as many resources as they can get to produce great results. But buying a lot of fonts can cost you a high price too. The best thing you can do is to invest in bundles. You get fonts and save money at the same time.

Here are 5 fonts I plan on using this Halloween season

My favorite Halloween fonts are based on my intuition and the message I want to convey. I teach in elementary schools and the school year will not be complete without a Halloween party for the kids. They love to put on costumes, decorate the classroom, play games and do trick or treat.

1. Devil Tail

Devil tail font begins and ends with a swash of devil which is perfect for any Halloween event. I plan to use this in my invitation card for the kids and as a decoration in the classroom. The font goes really well with bright red and orange.

2. Ghostly

I love Ghostly because it is quirky and I can use it for the kid’s worksheets. I also like the design and might use it for home’s Halloween party

3. Yikes

Yikes font is a part of a bundle. Purchasing a font bundle is a great way to save money as I have said earlier.

4. Candy Corn

Candy corn too is in a bundle. You have 8 premium fonts to choose from and Candy corn is my favorite. Would you use this font at your parties?

5. Scary vampire

Scary vampire is on the list too as it is a bloody font. It’s perfect for any spooky events you’re planning. I will be using this for my PowerPoint presentations for the kids. It’s really fun to use fonts that add extra spookiness.

Do’s and Don’ts on Halloween fonts

Working with decorative fonts can be a pleasurable thing and at the same time challenging. There are several things you will need to consider to use Halloween fonts successfully. Blurb gives the best advice for what you should do and not do when choosing Halloween fonts.

First of all, know what mood you are trying to convey and trust your intuition to pick the best fonts. It is best to narrow your options. It will make decision-making a lot easier. Also, it is always good to choose heavy and bold fonts, especially with dark backgrounds. Most of the fonts I chose are bold and heavy

Avoid choosing over-stylized fonts and that is hard to read. I prioritize legibility when choosing fonts because of my students. A design is considered bad when the texts are unreadable even if they are so stylish.

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OVER TO YOU

Halloween is definitely a fun event and holiday. You can make it even more fun by choosing the right and good fonts. Here is a list of my favorite fonts to use. Feel free to use them too in any of the projects you are planning.

Do you have a favorite Halloween font? Leave them in the comments.