The lucky sixpence was originally given to the bride from her Father and placed in her left shoe. This was to symbolise good health, as well as wealth, but most importantly to ensure his daughter's happiness. It was typical for the sixpence to be handed down generation to generation. We have taken the sentiment of this thoughtful tradition and created both a practical and touching gift.
The tie clip is silver plated and can be engraved with a name, date or initials. The sixpence is secured to the front of the tie clip which is the ideal addition to his wedding suit.
The perfect gift for the groom on his wedding day.
*Please note that the Year of the Sixpence will differ per item - 1961 is not as standard*
The lucky sixpence was originally given to the bride from her Father and placed in her left shoe. This was to symbolise good health, as well as wealth, but most importantly to ensure his daughter's happiness. It was typical for the sixpence to be handed down generation to generation. We have taken the sentiment of this thoughtful tradition and created both a practical and touching gift.
The tie clip is silver plated and can be engraved with a name, date or initials. The sixpence is secured to the front of the tie clip which is the ideal addition to his wedding suit.
The perfect gift for the groom on his wedding day.
*Please note that the Year of the Sixpence will differ per item - 1961 is not as standard*
