Description
Four years old and utterly solemn, the ring bearer took his job extremely seriously. He clutched the little cushion with both hands, walked down the aisle of the village church at a pace that tested everyone’s patience, and halted before the altar to announce, loudly, that he had not dropped them. The bride laughed so hard she had to dab her eyes, and the photograph of that moment still hangs in her hallway. The rings, in the end, were the only thing that day that went exactly to plan.
This box remembers the rings at the heart of every ceremony. Shaped like a book, it is painted with a bride and groom, and two gold rings sit on top, removable so they can be lifted away and held. It would make a beautiful gift at a bridal shower, a quiet present between newlyweds on their first anniversary, or a keepsake for parents celebrating many decades together. On a dresser beside a wedding portrait, it tells the story without a word. Its gold accents shine softly against the painted scene.
About this piece
- Book form painted with a bride and groom
- Two gold rings that lift off
- Measures 1.5 x 2.25 x 0.5 inches
- Made by Rochard
- French Limoges porcelain with hand-painted decoration
Tuck the original order of service inside and the whole day is folded into one small book. It is an heirloom in the making.
