13 Spring Fonts To Try In Your Church’s Easter Designs

Easter is almost here! But, as someone who serves at a church, you didn’t need any reminder of that, did you? This big day of celebrating the Resurrection is like the Super Bowl for those involved in ministry. To help you fully embrace the Spring aesthetic in your church’s designs, we have put together a collection of the trendiest fonts of the season.

Choosing the right font increases attractiveness, readability, and overall graphic balance. It’s a big deal! Whether you’re creating new worship slides, series graphics, invite cards, or social media posts, type plays a huge role in creating a signature look.

As your church works hard to reach your community this Spring, here are thirteen creative fonts that will help you make a great impression.

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1. Vigneta Typeface ($20)

You can download this font from Creative Market here.

2. Orpheus (Adobe)

You can download this font from Adobe Fonts here.

3. Allain Signature Script ($10)

You can download this font from Creative Market here.

4. Margherita (Free)

You can download this font from Font Squirrel here.

5. Bodoni Moda (Free)

You can download this font from Google Fonts here.

6. Woolen ($32)

You can download this font from Creative Market here.

7. IvyMode (Adobe)

You can download this font from Adobe Fonts here.

8. Opulent ($20)

You can download this font from Creative Market here.

9. Elegant Karin ($29)

You can download this font from Creative Market here.

10. Lora (Free)

You can download this font from Google Fonts here.

11. Triester Brush ($13)

You can download this font from Creative Market here.

12. Valky Classic ($29)

You can download this font from Creative Market here.

13. Quirk Display ($18)

You can download this font from Creative Market here.

What Do You Think?

Would you use any of these fonts for your church’s Easter designs?
Which one is your favorite? Let us know by leaving a comment below.