Dwynwen The Patron Saint Of Lovers Ceramic Tree Decoration

Dwynwen The Patron Saint Of Lovers is an artistic interpretation of the Welsh patron saint of lovers. St. Dwynwen's Day is Wales' very own version of St Valentine's Day. Dydd Santes Dwynwen celebrated on January 25. Romantic partners may celebrate the day by presenting Welsh lovespoons. St Dwynwen or Santes Dwynwen was a fourth century Welsh princess. Dwynwen was unlucky in love, so she became a nun. Dwynwen is the Welsh patron saint of lovers. Let’s begin with the most important romantic phrase of them all: I love you! The front greeting, "Dw i’n dy garu di." may be amended to your preferred wording (or removed), transforming this design into a personalised keepsake. Shorten this to caru ti as it's shorter, sweeter, and not quite as overwhelming. Inside and back messages (where applicable) can also be customised to the wording and font of your choice, and images can be changed to a family photograph or corporate logo. The background colour can be modified to your preferred palette. This elegant and customisable design is the perfect way to celebrate a winter solstice event. Use the PERSONALIZE THIS DESIGN button to make a creation as unique as you are! ABOUT THE ART © ‎Acrylic Painting‎ Sunday, ‎December ‎24, ‎2023, ‏‎2:30:36 PM Tracey Harrington Simpson There is some dialectal variation in how people say this phrase. Some of the most common examples are: Wi’n dy garu di. Fi’n dy garu di. Rwy’n dy garu di. More colloquial terms include: Dw i’n caru ti. Fi’n caru ti. Wi’n caru ti. Dw i’n caru chdi. Fi caru ti. Caru ti. ABOUT THE ART ©‎ ‎‎ ‎Friday, ‎November ‎28, ‎2025, ‏‎ ‏‎2:36:36 PM Tracey Harrington-Simpson (taiche)