You know typography plays a major role in how your designs are perceived. Typography alone can influence perception and motivate action, which is why much attention is given to how typography is presented in marketing materials such as brochures and posters. But have you ever considered how typography influences moods and feelings for greeting card recipients? I, for one, believe that great greeting card typography can enhance sentiment, make an invitation seem more fun, and directly influence reaction. Check out the following seven greeting card designs and see if you agree.
1. New Year’s Greeting Card by Alisara Tareekes
A sense of nostalgia and excitement, combined in one awesome greeting card design, are conveyed primarily via typography.
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2. Graduation Invitation by Samantha Madeo
Clean, modern and fun, the typography lends this grad invite a handmade flavor.
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3. Greeting Card by Alex O’Connor
Bold typography for a birthday card geared toward men.
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4. Birthday Card by Matt Higgins
A blend of different type styles accentuates the meaning of specific words on this birthday card.
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5. 30th Birthday Card by Jedd Luke McNeilage
Typography plays a major role in this birthday card’s vintage appeal.
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6. Christmas Card by Fernando Jose Perez
A trick of typography makes a fun and seasonally friendly combination.
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7. Wedding Invitation Card by Rachel Kallagher
Modern typography lends a touch of playfulness to this unique wedding invitation card.
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Now it’s time for you to weigh in. How important do you think greeting card typography is? Let us know in the comments below!
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