Wedding monogram

Common Monogram Styles:

• • Three-Letter (Married): The shared last initial is larger in the center, with the first partner's first initial to the left and the second partner's first initial to the right. (e.g., A S B for Anna Smith and Ben Smith, née Adams)
  • Three-Letter (Couple, sometimes used before marriage): All letters are the same size, typically ordered: Partner 1 First Initial | Shared Last Initial (or Ampersand/Symbol) | Partner 2 First Initial. (e.g., A S B or A & B)
  • Interlocking/Overlapping Initials: Letters are artfully intertwined. This can be two or three initials.
  • Script Fonts: Often uses elegant, flowing script or calligraphic fonts.
  • Feel free to be inspired by these styles, you will need the ice calculator if you're serving cold drinks at the event!

Hey! I’ve seen some beautiful wedding monograms online. You can either go for something simple with the couple's initials or incorporate elements like the wedding date or a meaningful symbol. If you’re looking for inspiration, websites like Pinterest and Etsy have tons of creative ideas. If you want something more personalized, there are designers who can create custom monograms that match your wedding theme.

Hope that helps!

I think it would be meaningful if you came up with your own monograms for your wedding, it could be happiness, soulmate or completeness,.. many different meanings geometry dash meltdown but all are about building a lifetime of happiness.