A Penny For His Pocket and A Sixpence For Her Shoe Coin Wedding Set Watches Custom Framed Mike Schmidt hand

Custom Framed Mike Schmidt hand signed Philadelphia Phillies style custom jersey

900 silver and housed in a protective book style gold portfolio

The silver dimes are secured in a silvertone bezel and hang from a silvertone tear drop style earring with a fish hook closure

The genuine coin rests securely in a goldtone bezel and hangs from a double strand 18 inch and 16 inch goldtone cable style chain with a 3 inch extender and a lobster claw clasp

The vibrant yellow jersey

A Penny For His Pocket and A Sixpence For Her Shoe Coin Wedding Set Watches Custom Framed Mike Schmidt handEveryone loves a great beginning so start your favorite couple off with some good luck on their wedding day. The wedding tradition of placing a sixpence in the brides shoe began in the Victorian age and sparked the rhyme "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and a sixpence in your shoe". The sixpence should be worn in the bride's left shoe. Gift the groom with good luck by adding a genuine Irish penny to his suit pocket.