My Love Language Is Photo Frame
$19.00
Life is full of precious moments worth remembering weddings, vacations, get togethers, and more. This frame accentuates these memories by pairing photos with artistic embellishments and a lasting sentiment.
Features the Sentiment “My Love Language Is You”
Crafted from medium density fiberboard (MDF) wood
Includes (1) 4″x6″ photo opening
Proudly made in the USA, in the heart of Ohio’s Amish Country
Size: 9.75″W x 7.75″H x 0.5″D
1 in stock
SKU (UPC): 656200811023
Manufacturer: P. Graham Dunn
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