If I were to give a Latin phrase, could anyone generate that into Ancient Roman Latin font?

Question

I want to generate the phrase "ANTE OMNIS MEA FAMILIA" (which means My Family Before Everything) into the original ancient latin font that would be written in ancient scriptures. If anyone, with credibility, can help me out - it would be very much appreciated. I am willing to pay money as well. Thank you for looking at my question.

Answer 1

ANTE OMNIA FAMILIA MEA

You can't use the genitive 'omnis' since Ante is a preposition that agrees with the accusative. To express 'all the things, everything' the word 'omne' must be used at the plural and its plural accusative is 'omnia'.
The position of the possessive adjective 'mea' is merely optional but I prefer to postpone it to 'familia', it's simply sounding better to me.....!!

Answer 2

I'm not that much of an expert on ancient Latin, but a font site named Dafont.com has a category called Gothic, with a sub-category called Celtic. You could probably find what you're looking for there (or a substitute font similar to what you need). If not, there are other sub-categories there that may consider. Hope this will help.