It’s finally time for your wedding. You just got everything you wanted but somehow, the flood of presents hasn’t ended just yet. You’re being sent chocolates, stuff for your new home and to be honest, your girlfriends are even sending you naughty lingerie at this point. But between all these are a few things you’re going to land up keeping with you forever, the things you’ll pass on to your daughter, and those are really the ones that matter, right? Nodding in agreement? Read on, these are 5 things your mother, or even mother-in-law has or will be passing down to you, now that you’re tying the knot.
That timeless designer outfit she bought during her wedding
It could be an elegant gown, her sari or even a cashmere shawl she had painstakingly kept aside for all these years only to pass it down to you. If you’re lucky, you’ll love the outfit but just incase you don’t, yes, you have to ask her and get her approval before you cut it up into something you’ll actually wear.
Something to add a little tradition to your home
If you’re moving into a new home, chances are you’re going to be buying a whole lot of furniture and china. Your mom-in-law will inevitably pass down her treasured candlesticks, a tea set or any other centrepiece to you and trust me, it’ll look stunning no matter where you put it.
Everlasting jewellery
Yes, I know, this will probably be your most favourite of the lot. And if you’re really lucky, it will be a Platinum Evara blessing. The timeless designs and everlasting creations from their collection make for the perfect heirloom. This will be something she is passing down to you with all her love, and you’re most definitely going to be passing this down to your children. It signifies a bond of love and what’s a better gift to give, am I right?
A priceless accessory
My own mother got passed down a beaded clutch when she got married and I’ve had my eyes on it ever since she showed it to me. If your mum or mom-in-law’s a fashionista, you might just get one of these babies.
Whether you get one or all of these, you know it’s something you’ll cherish and pass down to your future when the time comes. And at the end of it, it’s that bond between you and your parents that you’ll be grateful for, forever.
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