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A stunning end to a beautiful event. At the end of the wedding reception, it [...]
This two handled cup was traditionally used during wedding feasts to symbolize sharing between the [...]
The Unity Candle ceremony is the lighting of candles to symbolize the joining of two [...]
This is a type of Celtic wedding ceremony. The couple stands together with wedding guests [...]
“Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and a sixpence in your shoe…” The [...]
The Triquetra, more commonly known as the Trinity Knot, is a Celtic symbol of ancient [...]
The Irish tradition of metalworking dates back over 3,000 years to the Bronze Age; the [...]
The Scottish Thistle, also called the cotton thistle or spear thistle, was adopted as the [...]
Named for Ogmos, the Celtic god of knowledge and communication, the Ogham [o-ehm] alphabet dates [...]
The Luckenbooth brooch was so called because it was sold from the “locked booths” on [...]
