Script Yibis 13 is a light, normal width, low contrast, italic, short x-height font.
Keywords: invitations, wedding stationery, greeting cards, logos, packaging accents, elegant, romantic, polished, classic, personal, formal writing, invitation feel, signature style, decorative headings, refined tone, calligraphic, looped, rounded, tapered terminals, graceful capitals.
The design is a flowing, right-leaning script with smooth joining behavior and an even, calligraphic stroke that stays calm and consistent across sizes. Letterforms are rounded and open with tapered terminals, modest loops, and long, graceful ascenders and descenders that create a lively vertical sweep. Capitals are prominent and ornamental without becoming overly elaborate, giving the alphabet a balanced mix of flourish and restraint. Numerals match the script’s cadence, using rounded shapes and simple, handwritten-style forms.
It works best for invitations, announcements, wedding materials, greeting cards, and branding elements that benefit from a signature-like voice. The capitals and smooth joins make it especially effective for names, headlines, and short statements on packaging or social graphics. For longer paragraphs, it is better suited to larger sizes where its loops and joins can remain distinct.
This script conveys a refined, personable tone with a touch of romance and ceremony. Its steady rhythm and gentle slant feel polite and traditional rather than playful or casual. The overall impression is elegant and inviting, suited to messages meant to feel considered and warm.
This font appears designed to mimic neat, formal handwriting—prioritizing fluid connectivity, graceful capitals, and a composed rhythm. It aims to provide an expressive script look that remains readable in short phrases while still offering decorative character for display use.
The uppercase set stands out with larger proportions and more pronounced entry/exit strokes, creating a clear hierarchy against the simpler lowercase. Spacing and connections appear consistent, giving words a continuous, handwritten line while preserving recognizable letter shapes.