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Free fonts for holiday greetings

When choosing fonts for a holiday project, you don’t need to stick to the overused snow-capped letters and frilly scripts. Whether for an invitation, an advertisement, a greeting card, or a holiday letter, there are several ways to add just the right amount of holiday flavor. Simply add a wintry dingbat, or use an English or Celtic-looking font—I found several free fonts at FontSquirrel.com and 1001Fonts.com, and even in the font collection included on my Mac.

Jay J. Nelson, Macworld.com

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Faux Snow

You can add a wintery dingbat to any classic font you already have—almost any formal script font will work well. If you apply the colors of the season, you’ll impart just enough holiday cheer! Here, the Zapfino font provided by Mac OS X is joined by a dingbat from the free Faux Snow BRK font.

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