Antique engraving of pink and white everlasting flowers in a bouquet, framed, titled 'In the Language of Flowers' and 'Everlasting'.
Faded pink and white everlasting flowers behind the words 'Everlasting' and 'Never-ceasing remembrance.'
Inside: four of your photos stand up below this, with your note.

No. 12 of 15 · Language of Flowers

Everlasting

Words by Kate Greenaway

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A Victorian bouquet of pink and white everlasting flowers, with the meaning Kate Greenaway gave them written inside: never-ceasing remembrance. Victorians sent quiet messages through flowers, and Greenaway's 1884 Language of Flowers was the guide they loved most for reading them. For someone you will always remember.

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Inside, it says

Everlasting Never-ceasing remembrance.

On the back

In Victorian times flowers carried secret messages, and Kate Greenaway's Language of Flowers (1884) was the best-loved guide to them.

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