Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a sixpence in her shoe…

A key element of wedding folklore, detailing what the bride should wear on her wedding day to ensure good luck, most people will have will have heard the rhyme ‘Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue’. Many won’t have heard the most important part though – ‘and a sixpence in her shoe’!

Traditionally worn in the bride’s left shoe, the sixpence represents good luck and prosperity in marriage. According to custom, the coin was slipped beneath the bride’s heel as she was about to walk down the aisle. Now, with our new Wedding Lucky Silver Sixpence, we’ve made giving the gift of good luck and prosperity easy!

The perfect present for the bride on her big day, this new presentation comprises a genuine Australian silver sixpence – set within a beautifully illustrated card! Featuring superbly embossed flowers on the front, and text rendered in silver foil, the card is also complete with space for a special heartfelt message!

Fantastic value-for-money, the Wedding Lucky Silver Sixpence is a gift that will be cherished forever.