Give the bride a little piece of wedding tradition with a genuine lucky sixpence, beautifully presented on a keepsake card with a pale-blue satin bow.
Inspired by the traditional rhyme:
Something old, something new,
Something borrowed, something blue,
and a silver sixpence in her shoe.
The sixpence is traditionally placed inside the bride’s left shoe as she walks down the aisle, bringing wishes of love, wealth, happiness and health for her marriage. It makes a thoughtful small gift from a parent, grandparent, bridesmaid, friend or wedding party member—and a lovely keepsake to treasure afterwards.
Each card includes a genuine circulated British sixpence featuring Queen Elizabeth II, dated between 1953 and 1967. The coin is secured beneath a delicate pale-blue satin ribbon on a white linen-textured card and supplied with a coordinating pale-blue envelope, ready to give.
Product details
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Genuine British sixpence dated between 1953 and 1967
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Queen Elizabeth II coin
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Each vintage coin has its own naturally aged and circulated character
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Traditional bridal sixpence poem printed on the card
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Narrow pale-blue satin ribbon and bow
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White linen-textured 120 gsm card
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Matching pale-blue 100 gsm envelope
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Card size: A6 — 105 × 148 mm
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Envelope size: C6 — 114 × 162 mm
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Presented ready to give to the bride
Please note
The year of the sixpence will vary according to availability and cannot be selected. As these are genuine circulated vintage coins, each one will show natural differences in tone, patina and wear.
Dispatch and delivery
This item is normally dispatched within 1–3 working days.
UK standard delivery is sent by Royal Mail 2nd Class. International orders are sent using Royal Mail International Tracked. Available delivery upgrades will be shown at checkout.
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