Traditional church graphics
Traditional graphics use a serif, generous margins, and a palette that could sit on a printed order of service. Choose them for a wedding, a memorial, Christmas Eve, or a communion Sunday — days when a campaign look would be the wrong manners.
Updated October 14, 2026
Use it when
- The event is liturgical, formal, or grieving.
- The piece will be printed and held.
Pick something else when
- You are designing for teenagers on a Friday night. Traditional will read as their parents’ mailer.
A brief you can start from
Traditional invitation, Christmas Eve candlelight, December 24, 6pm, serif, cream and ink, wide margins.Open this brief
Questions
Does traditional mean clip-art crosses?
No. It means typography and restraint. If you want a symbol, ask for one simple mark, not a collage of church objects.