Can anyone identify the font used in Prince Henry (Harry)'s wedding invites just out last week.  I've searched but have been unable to find anything close.  Also, free would help as it is for a craft.    Here is a link to a photo of it.

https://twitter.com/KensingtonRoyal/status/976828794249076737

Your help would be greatly appreciated.

Its Shelley Andante, there is also Shelley Allegro from Adobe/Linotype.

Thank you so much!  

Patti it is a pleasure to help.

Sorry but Shelley Andante is very close but the letter "r" is not the same :(

And Shelley Allegro don't match at all.

It appears to be Marina Script, which does not seem to have ever been digitized.

You can see a 1959 Stephenson Blake specimen of it here.

Some of the typefaces listed on its Fonts in Use entry under Related Typefaces are available in digital form.

Thx a lot Kevin. You probably right, Marina Script is a good fit. (and Palace Script seems to be the most similar digitized font)
The Royal Invitations have been made by Barnard and Westwood . Did They appropriate Marina Script and digitize it?

1 hour ago, Grégoire said:

Thx a lot Kevin. You probably right, Marina Script is a good fit. (and Palace Script seems to be the most similar digitized font)
The Royal Invitations have been made by Barnard and Westwood . Did They appropriate Marina Script and digitize it?

Grégoire:

Possibly, but think about how a printer known for bespoke projects and having a royal warrant might be creating these items—it is more likely that they own the typeface in its original metal form, and that the invitations were printed via letterpress, not via sheet-fed offset printing.