Each of the repeated letters 'i' and 'e' are different. That usually means that it is not a font, but hand-drawn.
This style is similar to a number of popular new script fonts like Bombshell Pro from Emily Lime. The foundry has several others with a similar feel. Also Eurotypo, and Trial by Cupcakes (see Anna Clara).
- Mike Yanega
Wasn't able to spot a match but I'm clearly not convinced I couldn't be a font. 2 more foundries with fonts in the same vein: Magpie Paper Works and Great Lakes Lettering. You could also have a look to the Creative Market Script section if you need more alternatives.
One of the versions of Adorn (Garland, perhaps) would do a nice job of approximating the look. Use alternate glyphs for the |b|, |i|, and |d|:
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/laura-worthington/adorn/
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