Font Styles | D'Andrea Nicole Calligraphy

Prytania

The most ornate of my styles, Prytania is rich with flourishes and has a timeless, vintage calligraphy feel. It’s what I consider my “fanciest” style—perfect for formal affairs, black-tie weddings, or any occasion where elegance takes center stage.

This style is named after Prytania Street in New Orleans, where I met my very first client—an experience that marked the true beginning of my brand. In many ways, this font is a tribute to the place that gave me my start and to the grace and charm of old New Orleans.

Nicole

Playful • Bold • Unique

Nicole is bold, bouncy, and full of personality. It carries a sense of playful luxury—something fun but still elevated. Every curve and bounce of this script feels confident and stylish, just like I imagine I’d describe myself on a good day.

Named after my own middle name, Nicole is the font I connect with most personally. It’s unique, lively, and unapologetically itself—so if you're looking for a style that stands out with charm and flair, this might be the one.

Arceneaux is a clean, classic calligraphy style with subtle structure and restraint. It’s for those who appreciate quiet luxury—no extra frills, just graceful simplicity. This font lets the quality of the work speak for itself.

Named after my maternal grandmother’s maiden name, Arceneaux is a tribute to her elegance, humility, and the timelessness of her presence. She was a reserved, refined seamstress who carried herself with grace—and I know she would have loved to see how far my business has come. I miss her deeply, and this style is my way of keeping her with me.

Satchmo

Edgy • Modern • Soulful

Named after the one and only Louis Armstrong, Satchmo is my modern, slightly edgy take on calligraphy. It’s less traditional, with sharp angles and an unorthodox flow that makes it feel current yet soulful.

As a New Orleans native and lifelong jazz lover, naming this font after such a legendary, groundbreaking artist felt right. Armstrong’s influence in jazz—especially his fearless individuality and improvisation—perfectly mirrors the energy of this font.
Also... fun fact: he makes an appearance in one of my favorite musicals, Hello, Dolly! Just had to throw that in.