Victorian To My Valentine Cupid Angels Greeting Card Die-Cut

What exactly is happening when two older children—one in a floppy flower-adorned hat and enormous pink bow, one in a jaunty blue cap—hold hands in a ring-around-the-rosy formation with three chubby toddler-sized cherubs, one of whom has actual wings and is clearly the ringleader of this floral garland cult? The cherubs, draped in wispy pastel fabric that's doing the bare minimum, clutch a chain of pink flowers like they're initiating the bigger kids into some ancient rite of spring. 'To My Valentine' is inscribed in gold at the base, which truly raises the question of what romantic situation required THIS level of cherub deployment. The whole thing radiates the energy of a Victorian parent explaining to a child that yes, this is what love looks like, and no, further questions will not be taken at this time.