I was on my iPhone... lol
Thanks for the Veer link - I only saw the basics on myfonts.com

I'm not on my computer right now but I'm pretty sure this is not Memoir because of the t. Does the font have alternatives?

Most welcome!

I think you have been looking a long time because the word LOVE is not from a font - but someone's handwriting... sorry.

If that was a thank you - then you are welcome.

If you were the one who posted this before, it is customary to "bump" the old thread up 24 hours later - and not start a new one.

do you recognize where the ampersand comes from then? It's not unusual to see folks use: http://www.myfonts.com/search/ampersands/fonts/

Yes, very popular indeed - we call it ITC Avant Garde.

It looks like someone took Baskerville - and put a few frills on it - EAK and O

I would say looking at this, that it may not be a font. The Y and L and O and T and I letters are all different. It looks hand drawn and the artist did not copy and paste a character already drawn.

Its very similar to Futurama Bold - but your sample is condensed... and outlined and some kind of logo on each letter (or hole of a weird shape)

and I think the BR is in Felix -

I don't know where the ampersand came from - perhaps a font of ampersands - it's a nice one!

I don't think the blue type is the same as the gold type. The R is different. But I do believe Bogani Robes PLLC is in Trajan.

Sasham FYI - that one is a rip off of: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/t26/mata/regular/

Try Franklin Gothic - and then fill in the holes..

and el musical is in ITC Fenice Regular Oblique

Thank you for letting me know. Sometimes I can't tell... I'll keep my toys here and continue playing... for now!

I think this use to be a font from Font Bureau called Gothic One or Two Oblique - I don't see it on myfonts.com anymore - it was a commercial font...

Some things never change.... (start singing here...) that's just the way it is....

I'm gathering the days of just saying the font and letting the OP look for it themselves is over? We use to make them work for it - and now....

I don't know why he changed it - maybe just to see how it looked next to the sample... so thank you Rocamaco.