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20 Exciting Party Fonts You Need to Add to Your Club Flyers

Recently updated on February 6th, 2025 at 12:26 am

Before you grab a keg and get the party started, make sure your event marketing is on point. Club flyers, party invitations, and other print materials won’t design themselves! But don’t worry—creating an eye-catching flyer doesn’t have to be overwhelming. 

To help you craft the ultimate event flyer, we’ve compiled a list of 20 free party fonts that will instantly grab attention and get your audience hyped. These fonts aren’t just flashy—they’re carefully selected by our team for their versatility, energy, and ability to make your designs stand out. 

As of the date of publishing, all fonts listed are free for personal and commercial use. However, always check the licensing details before using them in your projects to ensure compliance. 

1. Wetware

A font that perfectly blends 60s sensibilities with sci-fi characteristics. Sure to attract attention whatever your event may be.

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2. Velvenda

A narrow and dense typeface inspired by jazz album covers from the 1960s. Perfect for intimate, late night event invites.

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3. Super Theory

A fun and energetic font that can be used with almost any event.

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4. Mexcellent

Mexcellent is a bold tri-linear stripe typeface inspired by the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, perfect for event flyers and club invites that radiate athletic energy and global unity.

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5. Husky Stash

Full of fresh, funky details reminiscent of the 90s. Best used for throwback gigs or trivia nights.

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6. Crackman

This font has elements of art-deco, but there’s no mistaking where its inspiration really lies.

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7. Borg 9

This 1980s techno inspired display font gives your event invites a futuristic take that turns heads, human or otherwise

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8. Astron Boy

Give your party and event invites a retro-futuristic feel with the rounded-square Astron Boy typeface, which draws inspiration from Astron Belt, a classic vintage laserdisc video game.

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9. Earwig Factory

Earwig Factory is a playful, cut-out style font with a scattered, dynamic look, perfect for creating eye-catching invites with a bold, edgy vibe.

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10. Budmo

Budmo is a sans-serif marquee-style font inspired by vintage fairground signs, making it perfect for event flyers and club invites that radiate fun and festivity.

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11. Cinerama

Taking cues from cinema screens, this typeface is ideal for film viewings and video art installation invites.

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12. Unround

This Scrabble-esque typeface exudes fun and quirkiness, which matches well with game nights and themed parties.

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13.Rinosaur

Another retro-futuristic albeit whimsical typeface that’s sure to pique interest.

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14. Osaka Sans Serif

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15. 1UP!

Partying and gaming always go hand in hand, making this font a match made in event invite heaven.

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16. Swamp Witch

Hosting a Halloween event or doing some death metal gigs? This font says say no more.

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17. Golden Girdie

Golden Girdle is a wide, retro-futuristic display typeface inspired by 1960s magnetic ink fonts, delivering a bold techno aesthetic with a distinctive sci-fi vibe.

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18. Vegapunk

A bold sports-inspired font with dynamic slants and unique cutouts, perfect for high-energy club flyers and event invites that demand speed, power, and excitement.

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19. F-Zero GX Venue

Perfect for fast-paced and upbeat events like rave shows and boiler room parties.

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20. Penguin

This is just too cool not to include, don’t you think?

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We hope you enjoyed our list of party fonts. If you’ve finished designing that epic party image for your event, check out our club flyers and invitations to start printing and get the hype going.

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