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Weddings have been based on tradition and superstition over time. Some believe it is BAD luck for the groom to see his future bride in her wedding dress before the wedding. We have listed below the tradition of the Silver Sixpence In Her Shoe found on WeddingWeb.ca. The Lucky coin featured on this site can be a variation on this tradition by adding LUCK. For people ordering 6 or more coins for wedding parties or special occasions, we will include FREE Black Velour drawstring black bags to hold the special coins. These make an ideal gift to the wedding party or other special occasions.

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Victorian Wedding Traditions
by Kathryn Hollingsworth ~ WeddingWeb.ca

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

Something Old
This is the bride's link to her past - usually a piece of antique jewelry, a piece of lace or perhaps her mother's or grandmother's wedding gown.

Something New
This represents hope for the future and wishes of good fortune - possible a new gown or the wedding rings.

Something Borrowed
This reminds the bride that she can count on family and friends when help is needed. The borrowed object might be a lace handkerchief from a happily married friend or relative.

Something Blue
This tradition dates back to early Jewish history. Blue symbolized purity, faithfulness and love. Today the blue item is often the garter.

A Silver Sixpence In Her Shoe
Originally it was presented as a token of the groom's love; today the bride's father often places a coin in her shoe to wish her wealth.

 
 
 
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