It depends on which letters you need to make “come together” with your logotype.
There are mid-weight script typefaces which may be close but you’ll have to add any eventual interlocking by redrawing parts of them, so I’m not sure using a typeface is the best solution.
28 Dec 2012 — 11:21am
No one knows what this font might be? Help!
28 Dec 2012 — 12:10pm
What makes you think in terms of "a font"?
It looks like an handlettered monogram.
28 Dec 2012 — 2:16pm
Are there similar looking font out there that I could use?
29 Dec 2012 — 8:44am
It depends on which letters you need to make “come together” with your logotype.
There are mid-weight script typefaces which may be close but you’ll have to add any eventual interlocking by redrawing parts of them, so I’m not sure using a typeface is the best solution.
Maybe you could start from something like this: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/schizotype/gelato-script/ or this http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/bluevinyl/fancier-script/ but not sure it’s the best way to go: if you need to produce a similar logo, you have to draw it freehand.
29 Dec 2012 — 9:01am
Similar: Worthington, Laura/Gioviale-Bold
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/laura-worthington/gioviale/
30 Dec 2012 — 1:13pm
Thanks so much! I will take one of the fonts and freehand the rest to make it happen.