Personalised Lucky Sixpence for Bride – Wedding Day Keepsake Card

A beautiful wedding-day tradition, thoughtfully presented as a keepsake the bride can treasure long after the celebrations are over.

This personalised card features a genuine vintage British sixpence, finished with a delicate blue satin bow and accompanied by the traditional bridal rhyme:

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

Traditionally placed inside the bride’s left shoe, a sixpence is believed to bring love, happiness and prosperity to the marriage. Presented on a luxurious personalised card, it makes a wonderfully sentimental gift from a parent, grandparent, bridesmaid, maid of honour or close friend.

Personalise the card with the bride’s name and wedding date to create a meaningful finishing touch for her wedding morning—or a special addition to a bridal gift box.

Product details

• Genuine vintage British sixpence coin
• Delicate blue satin bow
• Personalised with the bride’s name and wedding date
• Features the traditional “Something Old, Something New” poem
• Printed on luxurious 300gsm white linen card
• A6 card: approximately 10.5 × 14.8cm
• Supplied with a high-quality C6 envelope
• Handmade and carefully presented by Becci’s Bridal Designs
• Coin year and natural patina may vary due to its authentic vintage nature

How to personalise

Please enter:

1. The bride’s name
2. The wedding date exactly as you would like it printed

For example:

Sophie
14th June 2027

Please check all names and dates carefully before ordering, as your wording will be printed exactly as supplied.

A thoughtful gift for

• The bride on her wedding morning
• A daughter or granddaughter
• A best friend or sister
• A bridal shower or hen party
• A maid of honour proposal box
• A sentimental “something old” or “something blue”
• A wedding keepsake or memory box

Please note that the sixpence is intended as a symbolic wedding keepsake. If it is placed inside the shoe, we recommend removing it if it becomes uncomfortable.