Lucky Sixpence For Her Shoe ~ Wedding Keepsake
This week our wedding decoration of the week is our lucky sixpence. Giving a sixpence to a bride on her wedding day is an old tradition, you may have heard the saying something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and a silver sixpence in her shoe. The lucky sixpence was originally given to a bride on her wedding day by her father to be worn in her left shoe as blessing of good health, wealth and to ensure happiness. These days sixpences are given to brides from a number of sources, from parents or friends at bridal showers.
Lucky sixpence for her shoe
View our lucky sixpence for her shoe in our shop. Photography by Chris Barber
Product Details
- Our lucky sixpences make a perfect gift for a bride on her wedding day, a symbol of wealth and good fortune.
- The silver sixpences come in a beautiful presentation gift box.
- Next to the sixpence it says Old New Borrowed Blue, Sixpence In Her Shoe and the lid of the cream box reads Happy Ever After.
- The card gift box measures 7cm x 7cm x 4cm.
- Price: £5
- View in shop
