Victorian "To My Love" Die-Cut Heart Card with Cherub & Flowers

There's an unmistakable smugness radiating from this scene—a diaper-clad cherub grins with the unsettling confidence of someone who absolutely owns the room, hoisting two large red hearts aloft like a toddler who just won a weightlifting competition. The card is aggressively festive, layering red hearts, blue ribbons, crowns, pansies in yellow and purple, and a blue mottled border into a visual density that suggests whoever designed this was paid by the decorative element. The script reads 'To my Love,' which, given that the messenger is a smug winged infant surrounded by enough flora to stock a funeral home, lands somewhere between romantic and mildly threatening.