In Sense & Sensibility, Willoughby gives Marianne a bouquet of wildflowers. Among them are phlox, representing Marianne's hopes of a soulmate, golden tickweed, reflecting her naturally cheerful demeanor, and larkspur, symbolizing her beautiful spirit. Colonel Brandon's bouquet of hothouse-grown flowers includes gorgeous white roses, which represent youthfulness, and foreshadow Marianne's need for growth into a mature young woman before being able to realize her dreams of romantic love; when they marry, her peonies show that this growth and happiness have been achieved. Both Elinor and Marianne's wedding bouquets include white ranunculus - perfect for the charming Dashwood sisters who overcome the odds to be happy in love.
F I T & C A R E
Please refer to the size chart in the last listing photo for measurements
Unisex fit
100% Cotton
Size 1-2 times up for oversized, 3+ for a cozy tshirt dress!
Machine wash on cold with like colors. Tumble dry low. Do not iron or dry clean.
S H I P P I N G & P O L I C I E S
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