
Script, cursive and signature faces — the ones that do the heavy lifting on invitations, logos and quote prints. Look at the lowercase l and the capital S: that is where a bad script gives itself away.




Beauty-brand script, polished and conventional. Unreviewed. It will not surprise anyone, which for a cosmetics label is usually the point.
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A calligraphy duo with a botanical slant, aimed at blogs and branding. No reviews. The companion face handles the details, so a post header and its…
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Simple vintage handwriting, aimed at banners, calendars and cards rather than ceremonies. SVG files included. The appeal is how ordinary it looks: like a note someone…
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Casual calligraphy sold for books and branding, one review at five stars. Even weight, no dramatic contrast, which keeps it legible at book-jacket sizes.
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Chic casual cursive aimed at branding, one five-star review. A middle-of-the-road script in the best sense: nothing fights the words.
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Cozy, rounded craft lettering aimed at baby and child projects. The SVG set is the useful part: these shapes cut well because the strokes stay thick…
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Artistic calligraphy with a deep alternates set: the sort of file you open in a glyphs panel and actually use. No reviews yet. Good for one-off…
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Invitation calligraphy with a logo-friendly capital set. Elegant without being fussy — the loops are closed and small, so it photographs well on textured paper where…
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Calligraphy with swashes, marketed for baby announcements and small business branding alike. No reviews. The swashes can be switched off, which not every face here allows.
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Invitation and logotype script with a fashion edge. Thin, slanted, sparing with flourishes. It pairs easily with a plain sans, which is more than can be…
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Clean, feminine handwriting with no flourishes at all. That plainness is the feature: it sits under a photo or next to an illustration without competing. Nothing…
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Fancy calligraphy with a branding slant: the capitals are drawn to stand alone as a mark. Two reviews, both five stars. At text sizes the contrast…
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Aesthetic boutique lettering — thin, upright, almost minimal for a script. No reviews yet, which is worth knowing, but the specimen is honest about what you…
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A signature font, not a calligraphy font: quick strokes, thin connectors, the kind of thing that works as a name across the top of a save-the-date.…
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Seventies baseball script, bold and cursive, one five-star review. Sports lettering rather than wedding lettering, despite the shelf, and it looks right on a jersey.
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Brush script sold specifically as cuttable, and the outlines back that up: consistent stroke width, no spindly joins. If a previous brush font shredded on your…
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An all-caps script, which is unusual: the alternate characters are what stop repeated letters in a word from looking identical. SVG files included. Short words only;…
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A crafter's wedding script: Cricut-ready, cute rather than grand, with thick enough strokes to cut cleanly. Two five-star reviews. The romantic end of the shortlist without…
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The alternates are the point here — swapping one or two letters is what stops a repeated name from looking stamped. Thirty-five reviews is unusually deep…
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Branding script with book-cover ambitions: tall ascenders, confident capitals, SVG files included. Works where a business name needs to look handwritten but still sit straight in…
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Ceremony lettering with a book-cover weight behind it: heavier than the usual wedding script, which is why it still reads from across a room on a…
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Classic elegant script, six reviews, all positive. It is the kind of face that does not date: narrow, even, slightly sloped. We use it when the…
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Decorative and a little theatrical, with wide loops that need air around them. The rating sits lower than its neighbours at four stars, and the reviews…
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