If you do not have a printer that prints double sided to print your vows front + back on one sheet of paper you will have to print them out of order, and one sheet at a time. Printing Double Sided for the Vow Holder: The results are really pretty and folks will be none the wiser that this was a DIY. Using a ruler or straight edge and a box cutter will help you achive a super straight and clean line. Give it a very light score on the folded edge, open the paper up and lay it flat to cut straight down the middle. If you are printing your vows for our Vow Book Portfolio (which only has the ribbon corners and no center page) you will take your printed vows and fold it in half. I HIGLY suggest a test run or two before you print on your nice vow book paper. After you have proof read, made sure the text is centered and the same size on each side and then you are ready to hit print. I suggest centering the text on each side, too. Then, select the button that will divided your paper into two columns (circled in red below).

The dimmensions are a standard paper size, so no need to make changes to the document size or margins. No worries! Follow this guide and see the list of FREE script fonts at the bottom of this post to get FREE + beautiful wedding calligraphy.Īfter you have chosen your font (below) and written your vows, open up a horizontal word document. Not everyone has an endless wedding budget to spend on everything they want to make thier wedding perfect, and hand-scripted calligraphy is pricey if you don’t have the skill yourself. So here you are, you’ve splurged on a vow book, but know that you and your partner’s handwriting is terrible. Script fonts are beautiful for printing out your wedding vows and wedding calligraphy, but hiring a professional calligrapher can get expensive. Today, we are sharing with you 15 script fonts you can download for FREE to print out your wedding vows with.

Wedding fonts for word