Typophile

Can you name this Wedding Paper Divas Font?

vlpurchase

Can anyone name the non-cursive font on this wedding invitation? You may have to cut and paste the link, as I can't get the hyperlink to appear automatically.

http://www.weddingpaperdivas.com/product/3142/thermography_wedding_invit...

The website calls the font "roman all caps," and indeed, it resembles Times New Roman (on MS word) in all caps. However, it's not quite the same.

I would like to find the real font so I can see what it looks like at different point sizes when actually printed. I am ordering wedding invitations, and I would like to see what the font looks like true to size, since that was a key factor I wanted to be adjusted. For some reason, the company cannot give me a true to size digital proof, so I thought that if I found the font somewhere and printed out the copy in the proper size, I would have a better sense.

thanks for any help you can offer.

Vicki

Also, the printing company probably added something like a .15 stroke to the type in Illustrator, because the typeface is so delicate. The proof won't be 100% accurate to how it will actually print. And keep in mind that the ink/powder usually spreads a little bit in thermography.

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