On the front of this whimsical wedding greeting card, envision a lively, detailed scene in the style of an expressive, hand-drawn illustration reminiscent of the artists you've listed.

In the foreground, the groom, a dashing gentleman in a classic tuxedo with a slim bow tie, holds the bride aloft in his arms. His tuxedo is in a rich midnight blue, with fine stitching details visible on the lapels and cuffs, giving a nod to the tailored perfection akin to Norman Rockwell's attention to detail. His shoes are polished to a gleaming shine, reflecting tiny highlights of the surroundings.

The bride, dressed in an intricate lace gown with an elegant, flowing train that spills over the groom's arm, has a cascade of wildflowers entwined in her hair, inspired by the naturalistic detail Beatrix Potter might embrace. Her dress is a soft ivory with intricate lace patterns, reminiscent of delicate lacework by Aubrey Beardsley. The lace shimmers subtly in the light, with intricate floral motifs spiraling down the length of her dress.

Beside the couple, a joyful dog leaps in the air. The dog, a fluffy golden retriever, has a small flower crown resting playfully on its head, echoing the bride's floral headpiece. Its tail is a blur of motion, captured with energetic strokes similar to the playful line work of Quentin Blake.

On either side of the couple are two little girls, perhaps flower girls, captured with the enchanting, childlike wonder of Maurice Sendak's work. Each girl is clad in pastel dresses, one in lavender and the other in blush pink, with ribbons cascading down their backs. They hold small baskets brimming with petals, some of which float through the air, depicted with the fine detail of Arthur Rackham.

The background features a dreamy garden setting, borrowing from the idyllic, saturated landscapes of Maxfield Parrish. Towering behind them, ancient oak trees stretch their branches wide, and the ground is scattered with delicate daisies and violets. A golden afternoon sunlight filters through the leaves, casting a dappled pattern onto the scene, reminiscent of Edward Gorey’s love for moody atmospheres, but softened with a celebratory warmth.

In the far background, there's a hint of a grand, whimsical archway draped with more floral arrangements, perhaps daisies and wisteria, inspired by the grandiosity of Gustave Doré, yet rendered in a more light-hearted style.

This greeting card's front cover is a celebration of detailed artistry and imaginative storytelling, a perfect blend of lively expression and meticulous craftsmanship.

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