A Celtic Wedding in California
Posted by Sharon Carl on Jan 14, 2008. Filed under Real Weddings, Wedding Jewelry and Rings
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I have always been intrigued by the Irish culture, which is probably why I took up playing Irish fiddle. Naturally my interest carried over into my wedding style. When my husband and I got married, Greenbridge (a wonderful trio of Irish musicians) played for the ceremony, and we had an Irish music session at the reception (although I didn’t have time to play much!). I also decorated my dress with green beadwork. Had I known then about the stunning pieces crafted by Unique Celtic Jewelry, I would probably have ditched the flowers in my hair for a shiny silver circlet!
I’ve often attended Celtic Festivals, and it was at the KVMR Celtic Festival in Grass Valley where I first saw Unique Celtic Jewelry. I was impressed by the exquisite knot work and the imaginative execution of the silver collection. Though the designs are obviously Celtic, I had never seen anything quite like them! The earrings, necklaces and Celtic rings that are embellished with gemstones are even more striking. I let my husband know that any present from this online merchant will be well received. I’m crossing my fingers for our next anniversary!
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“I’m crossing my fingers for our next anniversary!”
Next or First?!?
Congratulations. I hope you went to (Northern?) Ireland for the honeymoon…
I wasn’t familiar with celtic jewelry. Reading your article and browsing through the photo gallery (yes, i looked at your celtic jewelry photo gallery) was educational. Nice collection of antique jewelry pictures.
Nice collection of pictures. Time tested collection that never fades with fashion.
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Wow - there are some beautiful designs there; congratulations on your wedding. I love seeing what other Celtic designs are available as the creativity of craftsmen and women seems boundless.
Best wishes from Scotland
M