Parisienne - Free Casual Wedding Script

Parisienne bounces slightly off its baseline and holds a deliberate irregularity in the letterforms, which pulls it away from the formal scripts it otherwise resembles. Brian J. Bonislawsky took the idea from lettering on a 1960s lingerie advertisement, and that origin shows in the soft, unhurried curves.

The font looks deeply romantic without the ceremony of copperplate. It works for wedding invitations, greeting cards, beauty and cosmetics packaging, boutique identities, café menus, quote graphics, book covers, craft printables, and social media graphics.

Included:

• uppercase and lowercase letters;
• numbers, punctuation, and symbols;
• multilingual support across the extended Latin script.