I may have mentioned the web shop I've been working on for a couple of months. In the attachment I have the logo, and I need to shrink it to not more than 80px both ways. If I do that, nobody will be able to read the text on it, so I'm actually thinking of recreating it without the subtitle. But even the main title will be hard on anyone's eyes. So I want to try recreating that too, with a font very similar to the original one, but one that can be written with a bit broader pencil, so to speak. Has anyone here an idea, what that font is called? Or an suggestion about which one I can use?

Also those two triangles above and below the text will look messy when reduced to a very small size, so I was thinking of simplifying it by making them filled with the main green colour and place a couple of blobs in another shade on them. Or does someone have a better idea?

It looks to be close to
Almond Script Regular
Give this a try so you can see the others.
https://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/

Thanks, Eric, it was very close. I'll speak with the site owner I'm working for.

Inger, You might want to get that in the png format. It may not reduce very well as a jpg.

attaching an image Inger

Thank you, Ernie and Greg! Yes, I know that I get a better result by using a png (I just posted the image I had got from the owner). If I leave the background, I also get a better result than if I remove it.
I forgot to mention that I need this image to place it on top of an image (they sell mattresses), so I wanted to remove the white background and use the mattress as the background. That is what made the text nearly disappear. Also, the mattress looks almost dirty with the logo on top (different shades of 'white').
The best result is actually your pic, Greg. Good idea to replace the subtitle as you have done. I may use it, but perhaps make the white background a wee bit 'dirtier'. to match the mattress.