A Fun Treasure

This is my grandmother & grandpa Woodcock. They are standing at the table holding their 25th wedding anniversary wedding cake. They lived on a ranch on the Missouri River on the Missouri Breaks in Montana. There was a little column in the paper announcing their anniversary party. It was fun to read and I want to share a little from the article:
"...About 75 guests attended the celebration down on the ranch. A mock wedding was the highlight of the entertainment. Friends portrayed the bride, groom, best man, maid of honor and bridesmaids, the father of the bride, flower girl & ring bearer and the minister. They received many lovely gifts along with money and cards. A delicious lunch was served along with a three tiered wedding cake..."
I thought this sounded so fun. A mock wedding. I'm sure there were a lot of laughs and fun. My grandparents were married on 9-21-1927 in Hector, Minnesota. And 25 years later in 1952 had this fun party.
I found tonight the guest book and newspaper article and other pictures, but my one thrill was finding the following. It is just a sample of the many cards they got, but I love - LOVE old vintage cards. I picked out a few that I fell in love with to add to this post. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did. I love the colors that were used and the art work.
I must think of something fun to do with these cards. They have been stored in a box for many years and I think it would be fun to think of someway to display them and enjoy them now. Otherwise, they will sit in a box for another 57 years, buried. I love to enjoy these treasures. Any ideas? I am open for any suggestions.
Please enjoy.
I also found baby announcements at least 54 years old that I will post at another time. They were so fun to find.
I am grateful that my grandmother saved these. She and I both are the kind of girls that save things. Thanks grandma!!! Love ya!!!