My dearest Sweetheart
Treasured letters from my father to my mother a few weeks before their marriage in September 1936.
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My dearest Sweetheart
Treasured letters from my father to my mother a few weeks before their marriage in September 1936.
thechangingpalette 
So sweet and nice memories!!! 🙂
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Thanks Alice. Truly wonderful memories 🙂
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🙂
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A wonderfully uplifting heartfelt post – and a great picture – Thank you
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Thanks Dan for your lovely comment. So happy you enjoyed the post.
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Wonderful entry. Goes right to the heart.❤️
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Thanks Dina. Your lovely comment is very much appreciated.
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So subtle! Very sweet, indeed!
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Thanks so much Veronica. Hope you are well. Best wishes 🙂
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Really lovely sentiment. I love the freshness of the coloured petals against the faded paper of the envelopes. Love is ever present no matter how much time passes, it never tires or fades if captured well.
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Thank you so much Ishaiya. It makes it all worthwhile to receive such a beautiful comment. Love is indeed ever present 🙂
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My absolute pleasure. I hope your Sunday is finding you well. 🙂
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Yours too I hope 🙂
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Andrew; who knew you were such a sentimentalist. That you saved the letters is wonderful. That you put them together with the flower petals for a wonderful photograph is VERY special. Lovely post!!
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Thanks so much Tina. I admit it! The letters themselves would bring tears to your eyes they are so beautiful.
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Wonderful of you to keep them Andrew and do I spy a few tulip petals there for good measure! 😉
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Thanks Deb. As Ishaiya said in her comment the petals add a sense of freshness and I think timelessness, which is what I hoped they would 🙂
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Perfect, Andrew, and a lovely presentation. How special these letters must be!
jant
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Thanks Janet. Yes, they are special indeed; real treasures 🙂
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