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Weddings Selections - "THE MARRIAGE OF TRUE MINDS"
Let me not to the marriage of true minds
This Sonnet 116 is a Perfect Wedding Gift.
The deep blue text is surrounded by a border of blue, green, and brown designs which Susan Loy adapted from Elizabethan ornamentation.
On either side of the text, two small turtledoves, surrounded by ivy leaves, face each other. The European turtledove (Streptopelia turtur) is the British counterpart of the American mourning dove. They are woodland birds that feed on seeds, leaves, and buds and have long been associated with love. The ivy is a symbol of fidelity, friendship, and wedded love or marriage.
The first edition of Shakespeare’s sonnets was published in 1609 by Thomas Thorpe, and scholars generally agree that Shakespeare wrote the sonnets between 1593 and 1600.
"The Marriage of True Minds" William Shakespeare, Sonnet 116, print by Susan Loy
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