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ㅤ    YOU WERE INVITED TO
ㅤㅤ     THE WEDDING OF
     AUDY & JERICO

╭─────── ۪۫ ❁ཻུ۪۪⸙‌. ───────╮
   𝒲e hope you can attend & be
   able to enjoy this party at our
                      wedding

      TUESDAY, MAY 20
                      7PM
BLACK & WHITE

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