Indesign vs Photoshop :Font issues

Hi I am an experienced photshop user and using Indesign for the first time.I am designing a magazine layout and was wondering if there will be any font issues with the printer if I do most of the work in photoshop and then import images into design.
For example for the cover the "name of the magazine " text has a layer style which i was not able to create in indesign so I thought to create the entire image in photoshop and then imort into Indesign.What are the cons of this process.
I was thinking of supplying the file as a pdf format in that case the font used will not be embedded in the pdf .Will that be a problem ?? I am also not sure how magazine printing is done so can someone guide me here.
Thanks

1. No, it will all be rasterized.
2. Fonts are embedded by default when you save the PDF.
Bob

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