Celtic Wedding Bouquet Personalised Charm

Celtic Bridal Memory Charm with Photo And Verse

With this lovely Celtic themed pendant charm keepsake attached to your wedding bouquet, you know that special someone is by your side as you walk down the aisle. 

Select a verse or use your own and you have a truely unique and personalised memory of your loved one.

The Irish and Celtic charms are, the Claddagh Ring, the Celtic Cross, the Trinity Knot, the Triquetra and Triskele symbols.

Place your order, send us your photo and we do the rest.

This is a custom made, personalised item and non refundable.

A wedding bouquet memory charm with 5 Irish and Celtic symbols to choose from and a personalised verse.

• You can choose one of the five Celtic and Irish charms from the menu in Charm Type above.
• You can choose a verse from the menu. If you want your own verse then select Verse No. 6 and email the wording to us when sending your photo (see To Send Photo)
• Your photo charm is antique silver base in a filigree style with a glass domed cabochon.
• Your photo is professionally printed onto high quality Fuji Crystal Archive photo paper (NOT inkjet) and sealed under a high quality glass cabochon.
• The charm is water resistant but not waterproof.
• The pendant charm is supplied with a white satin ribbon 10 inches (25cm) long so it can be attached to your bouquet.
• Your photo memory charm is presented in an organza jewellery pouch.
• If you need the charm quickly then choose the READY TO POST IN: FAST 3-4 Days
• For e-mailing your photo to us, please see How To Send Your Photo below.

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List Of Verses

Celtic Charms

The Irish have a long and rich history and Celtic symbols are part of that tradition.

• The Claddagh Ring , from Galway, is known as a symbol of friendship, love and loyality.
• The Celtic Cross is a symbol of Christianity, believed to have been used by Saint Patrick.
• The Trinity Knot can mean eternity and equality and also the Christian Trinity.
• The Triquetra or triangle also ment eternity and equality.
• The Triskele was a symbol of eternity as well as progress and personal growth.