2017 First-Class Forever Stamp - Wedding Series: Celebration Boutonniere Style:5 Books of 20 (100 Stamps) vintage ornaments and Scandinavian folk

vintage ornaments and Scandinavian folk art to create unique digital illustrations of four holiday icons: a prancing reindeer with antlers

birds and foraging mammals

but has been naturalized through much of Europe since the 16th century and America since the 18th century

great horned owls

a booklet of 20 stamps that highlight four seasonal plants

2017 First-Class Forever Stamp - Wedding Series: Celebration Boutonniere Style:5 Books of 20 (100 Stamps) vintage ornaments and Scandinavian folk2017 49c Celebration Boutonniere Buttonhole flowers, or boutonnires, are traditionally donned for special celebrations. They add elegance to an everyday business suit and the finishing touch to a formal tuxedo. Boutonnires first became popular in 19th century England. When Prince Albert and Queen Victoria married, she presented him with a small bouquet of flowers. As a gesture of appreciation and love, Prince Albert cut a hole in the lapel of his suit