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Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament
Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament
Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament
Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament
Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament
Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament
Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament
Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament
Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament
Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament
Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament
Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament

Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament

$18.00 AUD

Personalisation:

e.g. Engaged

Natasha + Joseph

2023

This personalised ornament is a delightful addition to your Christmas tree, a lasting tribute to the special day of your engagement. It also makes an ideal kitchen tea gift for the soon-to-be-weds, adding a touch of joy to their journey toward a lifetime of love and togetherness.

Approximately 9cm

Acrylic &/or Plywood Pine

• Please make sure names are spelt correctly
• Due to the nature of wood, grain, knots and colour may vary. Other variations may include light or dark areas including engraving
• Please remember colours may vary from monitor to monitor but we try and get them spot on
• Local pick-up available by appointment from Luddenham, NSW

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1 review for Our First Christmas Engaged Ornament

  1. Megan

    seller was amazing such a cute gift

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