Handfasting

Had a lovely day Sunday at Cherill and Simons Handfasting. The ceremony went very well, all there Pagans and none Pagans alike seemed to enjoy it. There was drumming around the fire, story telling and food to share. The vows and words were beautiful.

I was delighted to have be asked by them to make the floral circlet, the Chalice and the Handfasting rings. Cherill had chosen the colours yellow, green and ivory for the day, which I worked into the circlet with flowers, ivy and a few beads to match her gown and Simon's shirt. The silver rings had their bind rune engraved on to them, Simon had worked out the bind runes, I engraved them on after making the rings. I also hand engraved their bind rune onto the chalice which they used for the ritual, the runes were engraved inside an ivy and oak pentacle.

Met some new folk and of course joined again with old friends. Looking forward now to the Derbyshire Pagan's Camp this weekend.

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Bindrune Silver Handfasting Ring

I was asked to make the love tokens to be exchanged at a Handfasting this weekend, the funny thing about it was they both asked me seperately and asked me to keep it from the other as it was to be a supprise on the day. Anyway they both decideded that thay wanted to exchange silver rings, the one above is Gwen's Handfasting Ring.

The bindrune on the front was created by Jay and I then engraved it into the silver, around the band itself I put crescent moons and infinity symbols. I was a bit worried about the size but luckly 'it fits like a glove'.


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