Never heard of this until meeting with Laura (LA Productions) today . . .
BriBri529
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Never heard of this until meeting with Laura (LA Productions) today . . .
am I the only one that has never heard of this??
Something Borrowed (okay) Something Blue (okay) Something old (okay) Something New (okay) and a six pence in her shoe (huh?)
Laura explained to me that you take a sixpence, wrap it in tissue and place it inside your shoe.
I NEVER heard of this!!!!
Is anyone doing it?
Summer05
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A friend of mine had one sewn into the bottom hem on the inside of her dress. I dont know if that is as good as the shoe but it is much more comfortable and you could not see it!
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This older lady I work with had told me this the other day. I asked her where the heck do I get a pence from, she suggested I ask this lady that works with us that is from England.
Shea
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yes i have heard of it! unfortunately, you need to go to england to get one! lol
how did your meeting go?
fairylise
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the bridal shop where my mom got her dress had that displayed there to buy! cute, but never heard of that till i saw it there!
MegLehner
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Davids bridal sells six pence
PrincessJen11400
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this is the little riddle i heard. Somthing old somthing new somthing borrowed Somthing blue & a penny in my shoe
Summer05
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You can get them at some stores that sell wedding favors.
Sonicstef
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Yes thats the tradition. I taped two english coins (5p and 1p) to the bottom of my shoe.
There hasnt been a single coin sixpence minted for a while but you can buy them (for a ridiculous price if you ask me) or you can just get a friend to get you 6p from the UK or even tape a nickel and a penny to the bottom of your shoe.
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Sixpence in the shoe was meant to bring wealth to the marriage...
You can find them for cheap on Ebay. The link below is for a sixpence minted in the year I was born... so I will probably buy it, unless I can get a 'real' sixpence from the Elizabethan era (as in the year 1575!). They run about 150.00 USD. I can't justify it in the budget. Yet.
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I didn't even know what a six pence was...
JZNCK
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me neither I thought you were supposed to put a penny in your shoe..
KimberlyBride
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Posted by belleboyd
Sixpence in the shoe was meant to bring wealth to the marriage...
You can find them for cheap on Ebay. The link below is for a sixpence minted in the year I was born... so I will probably buy it, unless I can get a 'real' sixpence from the Elizabethan era (as in the year 1575!). They run about 150.00 USD. I can't justify it in the budget. Yet.
