Four lovely fonts for Valentine’s Day

Exact comes from the early days of design, when you were armed with nothing more than rubber cement, X-Acto knives, and a love for press-on letters. Exact brings a strict, unyielding neutrality—with a twist of '70s funk in the bolder weights. It’s the kind of font you use when you want to send a love note that is both emphatic and realistic.

Auberge, named for the French word for hotel, combines elements of Bâtarde and Coulée alphabets. Overflowing with alternates, swashes, and ornaments, Auberge is ideal for display settings like wine labels, invitations, and stationery. If you need to describe your love in a stylish way, Auberge fits perfectly.

Inspired by the powerful beats of Candombe—a spirited Afro-Uruguayan rhythm honored as intangible cultural heritage—Mazumbá is nothing short of a celebration. It’s wild, aggressive, and brimming with personality, capturing the essence of its musical inspiration through bold, dramatic extremes and playful, subtle midpoints. Whether you’re creating a head-turning love letter or a fun, vibrant Valentine’s Day card, Mazumbá’s high-energy aesthetic ensures your words dance right off the page.