Bride's Lucky Sixpence
The Carriage Trade Company£12
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue - and a sixpence for your shoe.
UK delivery only
Product description
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue - and a sixpence for your shoe.
A traditional good luck gift given to the bride by her father before her wedding day, our lucky sixpence makes a lovely gift for a friend who's about to live happily ever after.
Minted in Britain from 1551 to 1967, the lucky sixpence is thought to be a British tradition dating back to the Victorian era. If the bride carries something old, new, borrowed, blue and a sixpence on her big day, she will have a happy marriage.
The sixpence is a charming keepsake which can be passed on from mother to daughter.
Variations
Wrapped in white tissue and presented in a grey pouch with a little note card, the gift is completed with an exclusive Carriage Trade gift box.
We are happy to send your order directly to your recipient. A personal message can be added – this will be printed onto the gift receipt and enclosed with your order. No pricing information will be given.
Overview
Free gift wrapping available
Dimensions
Coin measures 2cm in diameter.
Made from
Polished ex-circulation coin.
Product code
375672
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Overall product rating
5 out of 5
UK delivery only
Returns
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