5 Wedding Day Lucky Charms

As someone who is getting married with an amazing person, you probably feel like the luckiest man or woman in the world. And yet, a little bit of extra luck never did any harm – so bringing along some lucky charms might be an actually good idea. At the very least, it will be a sentimental and fun touch to your wedding. At the very most, it will make for a lifetime of happiness – so you’ve got nothing to lose whatsoever.

What are some of the wedding day lucky charms you might want to consider? Read on and find out more.

• The heirlooms. If you want to wear a family heirloom on your wedding day (be it your mom’s wedding gown or your grandma’s vintage brooch), you should know that this will be extra-sentimental. Plus, it can double as your “Something Old”- and hence, it can also bring you a good dose of good luck.

• A sixpence in your shoe. It may not be the most comfortable thing to do, but if you stick to the “Something Old, Something New” tradition, you might want to do it 100% (with the “sixpence in your shoe” added to the list as well).

• Horseshoes. A tradition of Celtic origin, horseshoes are associated with good luck – so decorating your wedding with horseshoes will not only give it a rustic feel, but it can also make for a great life from now on as well.

• Burying the bourbon. This is a Southern tradition that says you should burry a bottle of bourbon one month before the wedding day. According to the custom, doing this will bring you good luck.

• Paper cranes. As a Japanese tradition says, the person who manages to make 1000 paper cranes will have his/her wishes granted. So, if you are keen on having a DIY wedding, include this on your list of DIY décor pieces as well.

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