Personalized coins for your big day are extra special because they are personalized with wishes of prosperity and happiness for your union.
It includes 13 coins engraved and personalized on the front and placed in an organza or velvet bag. They will also come in our default kraft box from the store, although if you choose the personalized wooden box option, we will put them in a wooden box like the one in the image.
If you want back engraving, you must select it since it has a different cost than front engraving.
MATERIAL AND SIZE:
The coins are plated in sterling silver and the size is 20mm.
Do you want to include a personalized wooden box?
If you want to include a personalized wooden box to carry the coins and store them later, you must select that you want a wooden box; otherwise, they will be delivered without one.
How do I personalize my deposit?
We can customize your wedding invitation design from scratch, or we have three standard designs for you to draw inspiration from, although details of these designs can be easily changed.
If you want any of the 3 designs, just select design model 1, 2 or 3.
If you want a custom model from scratch, you have to select the custom model.
You'll need to write to us what you want to appear on the 13 coins and explain or describe how you'd like the design to look. We'll send you the design we've created for you before engraving it.
Time and preparation:
Design time will depend on whether the design needs to be made multiple times or not. It is usually 1 to 3 days, and engraving and preparation time usually takes 2 or 3 more days. You should keep in mind that it may take 5 to 7 days to receive your order as it is a fully personalized product.
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT WEDDING DOWNLOADS:
Did you know where this tradition comes from and what it meant?
Wedding coins are a set of coins exchanged by the bride and groom during the wedding ceremony. Its origin dates back to a Mozarabic ritual, but as we know it today, it comes from the Hispanic culture of Rome and was introduced to Spain during the Middle Ages. It represents the sharing of material goods in the new society that was about to be forged.
The groom gives the coins to his new wife as a symbol that he is committed to taking care of her and the house they are going to build together.
This custom developed from the tradition of giving an arrabon, a Greek word meaning “ promise .”
What it currently means:
Naturally, times have changed a lot, and with them, the meaning of these types of symbols.
Today, the exchange of arras is considered to symbolize your union as a couple , that you will help and care for each other and share everything as a team, both financially and in other areas.
