Harry Potter font

We couldn’t begin in any other way. The classic Harry Potter lettering is one of our favourites and a must for the most passionate fans out there. Create awesome designs and sprinkle some magic on them by using this font.

Lumos font

And there was light! This enchanting charm couldn’t match a more perfect font than the one up above. There’s something out of this world about Lumos and it will undoubtedly stand out regardless the design. So don’t be afraid to join the magical world of fonts!

A Charming Superexpanded font

Moving on, A Charming Superexpanded font looks as if it belongs in one of Hermione’s books. As its name implies, it’s charming, coiled up and fancy. It effortlessly speaks up to you and it sends out some fairy tale vibes to pretty much everything written using it.

Blackadder font

For some strange reason, Blackadder makes us think about Sirius Black, Harry’s godfather. It’s imposing, serious (got, it? Serious, Sirius?) and elegant, just as Sirius Black is in the Order of Phoenix part. Might look awesome on some official documents, if you are willing to spice up their look a little bit.

Aquiline font

Tall, cursive and elegant, Aquiline could easily pass as the official Dumbledore font. If we close our eyes, we might even picture the old and soft-hearted wizard sitting at his desk and calmly writing important matters on parchment. For cool and magical pieces of writing, go for Aquiline!

Magic School font

Last but not least, we couldn’t not talk about Harry Potter fonts without mentioning the Magic School font. It’s bold, magical and has a little something that differentiates it from all the previous fonts: bolts of lightning similar to the one on Harry’s forehead decorate some of the letters.

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Budmo Jiggler

This font screams fancy parties, loud music and all night dancing. It’s bold, daring and makes us think about the good old-fashioned parties we saw in the Great Gatsby. Put this on a poster or on a Facebook event cover and people will be without a doubt intrigued to join your celebration. Give it a shot!

Breamcatcher

For us, Breamcatcher is all about summery, boho-chic parties with chill music and loose outfits. Although it’s an all-caps font, it has a certain sensitive and fragile look to it that makes it ideal for relaxed events. Moreover, its overall look is flattering and will pop-up from any Facebook or Instagram post.

Almonte Regular

You’ve been scrolling through party fonts, searching for a bold, appealing choice? Well, your search is over. Almonte Regular is one of those fonts that will stand out no matter what. It’s bold, easy to read and, to be honest, not difficult to pair up at all. And, because it has such a neutral look to it, it can be used no matter the theme of your party. So what are you waiting for?

Pecita

Looking for something relaxed, childish and handwritten? Pecita is one of those fonts that really caught our eye. We think it’s perfect for themed parties because it adds a certain personal touch to the invitation. Although it’s a script-looking font, Pecita is easy to read, so you don’t need to worry about legibility.

Abberancy

The Abberancy font is one futuristic-looking font and, for some odd reason, we think it’s more than perfect for New Year’s Eve parties. It definitely made us plan ahead and prepare for the future! This bold font stands out and seems to be more than ready to deal with what the New Year has to offer. Therefore, don’t hesitate and invite your guests in style at your party with Abberancy.

On WhatFontIs.com, you can find tons of awesome fonts, perfect for a lot of projects. From party invites and posters and all the way to T-shirt fonts and postcard fonts, this font identifier is heaven on Earth. To sum up, WhatFontIs.com is a must-try for all font lovers out there.

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Each and every one of those islands have its own charm. Mykonos is famous for its nightlife, Santorini for its amazing architecture and Crete for its size, small prices and some of the most beautiful beaches. However, we have another island in our minds that astonished us with its landscapes. The favorite of Artemis and Apollo, Zakynthos has everything you wanted in a Greek island: idyllic beaches, blue water and, to be honest, incredibly tasty food.

Because trying out new food when on holiday is a must, we came across some restaurants that caught our attention. In addition, as you all know we have a thing for fonts, we found those all those Zakynthos inspired fonts and decided to share them with you.

So keep on reading and find out their names!

Botanic Garden

Font name: Vonique 92 font.

Al Nur Gourmet Food & Cocktail

Font name: Amal Bold font.

Massa Mediterranean Cuisine + Bar

Font name: Vonique 92 Bold font.

Cave Damianos Taverna

Font name: Algerian EF font.

Pieros Restaurant – Bar

Font name: Monotype Corsiva Bold font.

Aeolos Kitchen Bar

Font name: Nilland Black font.

Sanpiero

Font name: Berylium font.

Sea Side

Font name: Poor Richard Opti font.

Divine

Font name: Thinking of Betty font.

El Sueno

Font name: Scriptina font.

That’s all with the Zakynthos inspired fonts, folks! And keep in mind: if you come across a font you like, search it on WhatFontIs.com. If you have a sweet tooth for fonts, you’ll definitely enjoy our website!

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