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BRIDE`S SATIN GARTER IN BLUE WITH BLUE SATIN BOW AND WHITE LACE EDGING
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N.B.
THE RIBBON DEPICTED ABOVE WITH NAMES AND DATES ARE NOT INCLUDED - THESE ARE JUST EXAMPLES
THECENTRE ON THE ROSEBUD IS PLAIN NO FURTHER EMBELLISHMENT LIKE DIAMANTE OR PEARLS
NO BOX OR GIFT CARD INCLUDED - THIS PICTURE IS FOR DISPLAY AND IDEA PURCHASES
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Features:
- Brand New
- This garter is Carded with Brand Name "Keepsake Garters"
- Material: Satin and Lace
- Occasion : Bridal/Wedding
- Size : Stretchable - Fits Most
Package Includes:
- 1 pcs * Blue Bridal Garter with White Fine Lace edging in Satin and Bow and Rosebud in Satin Ribbon.
- Last one available in White only!!!
The wedding garter tradition dates back to around the 14th century.
Guests believed that having a piece of the brides clothing brought good luck
For hundreds of years, brides have worn decorative bridal garters under their wedding dresses Traditionally the bride wears two garters; one as a keepsake garter and the other as the throw away garter.
The groom removes the throw away garter from the brides leg, sometimes he removes it with his teeth, or he uses his hands. He does this while the bride is sitting in a chair.
Also some brides choose to play a wedding garter toss song while the groom is removing the garter A song like the stripper by David rose might be the perfect background music to the wedding garter toss.
He then throws the garter to all the single unmarried men, the tradition is that whoever catches the garter will be the next to marry
Garters can be worn on the thigh about 10 cm above the knee
There are many different garter traditions but this seems to be the most popular
A garter can be your something blue
An old wedding saying is that all brides must have "something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue."
Wearing something blue on your wedding traditionally represents faithfulness, fidelity love
