Unless you’re the exception to the norm, your church or ministry is probably on the verge of planning Christmas.
I’ve made some color palettes, researched a little on font choices, and hope they will help alleviate some headaches as you’re getting in gear for Christmas this year.
Color Palettes
In my travels, throughout this week, I took a few pictures of colors that stuck out to me while browsing through Christmas decorations, and even a stop to the coffee shop.
I think with the right textures, especially felt, these can really make your design pop. I know there isn’t a lot of variation. I apologize — the blue palettes didn’t turn out the way I wanted them to.
Santa Stocking
Coffee Shop Holiday Roastmaster’s Report
Christmas Decoration with Holly
Fonts
So I don’t send you all over the web, here are several great Christmas fonts found on dafont.com.
First and foremost, click here to see the search results for “Christmas.”
In addition, here are several more that work for Christmas. What are you using?
Jellyka, Saint-Andrew’s Queen
LL Cooper
James Han
Bascula
Adobe Caslon Pro Italic is another hot font for Christmas. Dafont has something similar called The Last Font I’m Wasting On You
Good call, Mitch. I like that font choice, too.
thanks - I was just going to start looking for that kind of stuff!!!
And, I personally like this color scheme, and think it could be a great addition to the above. It’s not my work, I found it on flickr church marketing lab by @professr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulcarlson/4069537930/
It’s got pinks, reds, lime green and dark green. Fun and Quirky.
thanks, Cleve. Doing some promo for Christmas Dinner that PCC is hosting at a child development center…just downloaded “Christmas Card” font..
hey, if you find a Dickens or Victorian Christmas font, let me know…
Cleve, that’s good stuff. Will be helpful to a lot of churches.