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This beautiful antique marriage certificate comes from a circa 1880s book. It's actually a sample of a marriage certificate. I love that it's blank and can be customized so that you can use it as you like! I've included a high resolution printable for you so that you can download it and print it out. I also think each individual graphic on the page, could be used for different purposes, so I split out the word "Marriage" and the oval floral frame. They are both so lovely!
If you like this one... you might also like the "Family Record Certificate", similar to this one, HERE.
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This is very cool. Thanks. :)
ReplyDeleteLove these! Thanks so much! My anniversary is comming up, and my head is spinning with ways to use these!
ReplyDeleteWish I would have come across your site earlier. We have a victorian temperance bar and it has been hard to transtlate my vision of how the shop should look regarding menus, shelf trims etc, until now! Love what you do. Thankyou graphics fairy.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Thank you!
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Love this ! Super cool !
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a good week !
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OH! I SO wish you had found/posted this about 7 months ago! It would have been PERFECT for my wedding! I used some of your other lovely Victorian templates/frames for my food signage on my buffet (tea party).
ReplyDeleteAgain, Thank you for such beautiful graphics. I love this one and appreciate the work you have done with it . Nice. - Priscilla
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you, thank you! I am a professional calligrapher and am always looking for certificate type artwork. This will work great for a gift for my grandparents 63rd anniversary coming up!
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you´re so cute...=D
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Wow - how timely! I just saw a vintage one just like this framed in somebody's collage wall and thought wouldn't it be cool to find a blank version to customize? You are awesome! Thanks!
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How cool! Love it!
ReplyDeletefantastic images xoxo karen
ReplyDeleteOh these are great ( as always) Karen! I'm collecting all kinds of wedding ephemera this year for an as yet unformulated 20th anniversary project.
ReplyDeletePriceless!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! That's awesome that so many of you have thought of uses for this one already!! There is also a family record certificate in that same book, I'll try to remember to post that one next week!
ReplyDeleteVery nice:)
ReplyDeleteYou have the best vintage images!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous :) thanks so much for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, this is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove this! I've been working on my geneology and will eventually do some scrapbook layouts. Even for the older ones that I don't have a photos, I can remove the frames and use the rest of it.
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
Cooooool!
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Just lovely! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! thanks!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! Love them!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS! :)
When we got married almost 12 years ago, our marriage certificate met a tragic accident of spilled water in the back of my MILs car while we honeymooned.
ReplyDeleteI've never gotten over that.
Now I can print and frame this, and I'm oh-so-grateful! THANK YOU! ;)
Love this! Are they editable? I need one for renewing our vows. We're celebrating our 40th anniversary in July.
ReplyDeleteSo, am I the only one that can't figure out how to fill this in? I am having problems with the bottom. Is the first blank the time? Second the state? The third also the State? I'm pretty sure I have 4 (the date) and 5 the month correct. I am missing something?
ReplyDeleteSo fantastic & totally fit our theme we were working with! Thank you for sharing! I had to make sure to pass it on (http://diy4mommies.blogspot.com/2012/04/vintage-theme-bridal-shower.html).
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