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ok for all u lot in forum 3 that doubted me this morning when i said this is the full rhyme for brides……
The original saying dates back to the Victoria times and states, “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and a silver sixpence in your shoe.”
its on a site called wedding cermony customs and traditions, and true, not many brides do wear the sixpence in their shoe but i first learned the tradition at a couple of irish weddings i went too, so for those who still dont beleive go look up the site lol 8)
so, now does anyone know where i will get a sixpence for me eldests wedding at the end of the year ??? lol
I got one cath…if you need it let me know I can post it on xxx
The sixpence shop ? :?
wat about a nice Di vorce Cath lol xxxxxx
@pete wrote:
The sixpence shop ? :?
I don’t sell em you narna :lol:
Have 2 actually and if Cath wants one for this special occasiont then why not? I am sure she will also pass it on to future brides so it will be a nice gesture. :lol:
@kent f OBE wrote:
@pete wrote:
The sixpence shop ? :?
I don’t sell em you narna :lol:
Have 2 actually and if Cath wants one for this special occasiont then why not? I am sure she will also pass it on to future brides so it will be a nice gesture. :lol:
A £20 note might be better…. so she doesn’t limp :D
hehe :lol:
Should Kentys sixpence fail to arrive maybe you could cut this one out… best I can do sowwy xxxxx
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