Edwardian Valentine's Day Greeting Card - Couple with Heart

If you've ever seen someone use an oversized prop at a modern photo shoot and thought it was ridiculous, imagine how that energy applies to this card: a mustachioed man dramatically pops up from behind an enormous red heart-shaped carriage? piece of furniture? portal to hell? — while a woman in a flowing pink dress clutches a bouquet of small white flowers and gazes up at him with the kind of eye contact that says 'I have already planned our wedding and named our children.' The giant crimson structure dominates the entire background, dwarfing both figures against a serene pastoral landscape of birch trees and a wooden fence, as if someone commissioned a normal countryside Valentine and then panicked and said 'make the heart bigger, BIGGER.' The text 'To my Valentine!' at the bottom confirms this is, technically, a romantic gesture, though the man's expression reads less 'devoted suitor' and more 'I am legally required to be here.'