Typography is the fastest way to make an invitation feel expensive or amateur. The right font pairing guides the eye from names to date to venue without confusion. On Kaagaz, every text layer is editable, so small type changes create a big visual upgrade.
Pair a display font with a simple body font
Use one decorative or serif font for headings (couple names, event title) and a clean sans-serif or light serif for details. Never use more than two font families on one card. If your heading is ornate, keep the body plain. If the heading is minimal, you can add subtle personality in the subheading.
Size for mobile first
Most guests will see your invite on WhatsApp. Names should be the largest element; date and venue slightly smaller but still comfortable at arm's length. Line spacing matters too — cramped text feels stressful, generous spacing feels calm and premium.
Good typography whispers quality. Bad typography shouts that you rushed.
Open any template in the Kaagaz editor and experiment with font size and letter spacing. Preview on your phone before you share — that is your real canvas.