Credits
The ornaments
The flourishes and garlands a site can wear are not drawn by us, and not generated. They are cut from engravings and etchings made between the 1650s and the 1820s — pattern sheets, published for exactly this purpose — held by the museums below and released by them into the public domain under CC0. We trace each motif from the museum's scan, lift it off the paper, and let it take the colour of the couple's own palette.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art — Open Access
Paul Androuet Ducerceau — Plate 1 of "Small Flower Motifs"
Paul Androuet Ducerceau — Plate 2 of "Small Flower Motifs"
Paul Androuet Ducerceau — Plate 4 of "Small Flower Motifs"
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam — via Wikimedia Commons
Bernard Picart — Bladornament met maskers en een vogel (leaf ornament with masks and a bird)
Michiel Mosijn, after Francoys Dancx, after a design by Jacob van Campen; published by Frederik de Wit, Amsterdam — Verscheide Nieuwe Festonnen
Francoys Dancx, after Jacob van Campen; published by Clement de Jonghe, Amsterdam — Nieuwe Festonnen
Michiel Mosijn, after Francoys Dancx, after a design by Jacob van Campen; published by Frederik de Wit, Amsterdam — Verscheide Nieuwe Festonnen
Michiel Mosijn, after Francoys Dancx, after a design by Jacob van Campen; published by Frederik de Wit, Amsterdam — Verscheide Nieuwe Festonnen
Anonymous, Germany — an album sheet of leaf motifs and garlands
Gottlieb Hess; published by the heirs of Albrecht Schmid, Augsburg — Bloemenranken, 2. Theil: Allerlei Bouquets, Blumen und Streifen, sheet 12