A Flower Wedding

A Flower Wedding by Two Wallflowers is a whimsical tale of a wedding between flowers, beautifully illustrated by Walter Crane. The story follows the courtship and marriage of Lad's Love and Miss Meadow-Sweet, with a colorful cast of floral characters attending the ceremony. The bride, dressed in a lily white robe, is accompanied by bridesmaids such as Miss Violet and Primrose. The groom, Sweet William, stands by her side in red attire. The wedding procession includes various flowers like Lady's Smocks and Forget-Me-Nots, each symbolizing love and happiness. The guests at the wedding include Good King Henry, Rose Mary, and the Sweet Sultan, adding to the festive atmosphere. The feast that follows is a lavish affair, with dishes like cherry pie and chamomile tea. Despite a mishap with a missing box, the newlyweds drive off in Venus's Fly-Trap, ready to begin their honeymoon. The story ends with well-wishes for the couple and a hint of the groom's wealth, leaving readers with a sense of joy and whimsy.