Scripts are generally based on handwritten calligraphy, pen and brush strokes. They are some of the most beautiful fonts available and tend to evoke an emotional response. Script fonts come in two different classifications. First is the Connecting or Flowing Script. There is also the Non-Connecting or Non-Flowing Script. Take care in choosing these fonts as they can be difficult to read. Avoid using them in all caps.

These fonts are adapted from the hand written letters of Irish scribes. They were widely used in Christian literature from the 5th to the 9th centuries. Uncial letter shapes were developed before the alphabet was divided into uppercase and lowercase letters. They convey a feeling of the Celtic Ages or the Middle Ages. Uncial fonts are decorative, but at the same time they are easy to read. These fonts combine very well with Oldstyle Roman text faces such as Bergamo, Galliard and Garamond.