If you haven’t seen this amazing vintage themed wedding (I’m rubbish, I can’t decide if we’re looking at the 20’s, 30’s or 40’s…answers on a postcard please) over at the fabulous Snippet & Ink then what are you waiting for? (promise to come back though pleease!!)
Credit: Adi Nevo via Snippet & Ink
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