Prezzies!!! ;)

ive not even got a 'are you excited?!' from my work ?

Ahhh flow that's poo!! But they r men, they don't get it like us woman do!

Sooooo, are you excited???

TOTALLY!! are you!? im not nervous,even tho i have shed loads to do, its irrelevant lol

Yes I am, it was like a switch monday morning! Woke up stupidly exited and have been ever since!

The sunshine defo helps - we've been so lucky with the weather - was looking at brollies last week, hee!

Well Flow, you have lots of excitement from people on here and no doubt all your friends & family so don't worry about the men at work!

That's nice SR - I havent had anything yet, but I know I'm getting something at some point cos someone told me haha.

Can't believe we only have three more sleeps!

That's lovely of them.

Can't help with the horseshoe thing. I thought people stopped bothering with that sort of stuff years ago... ?

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ER - I'd never even heard of the horseshoe thing till I got engaged and MIL was going on about it... I literally do not understand what its about!

My Mum had one when she got married in 1998, that was the last time I've ever seen anyone with one. Oh, and the wooden spoon, rolling pin, black cat?? I'm sure she had those too. ?

I was given one and didn't really know what to do with it. I wore it on my wrist while juggling my bouquet and champers during the drinks reception then gave it to my mum to mind

Aww soon 2 be mrs mclean - enjoy when u do get them! So nice!

Hmmm they did say the horseshoe was given for luck! quite sweet, just wasn't sure what to do with it, I think I might take it and put it on my arm after we're married? I know a friend of mine had one and did this..

The 'lucky horseshoe' is believed to originate from a story of Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury in the 10th century, and he had many skills including that of a blacksmith.

Legend tells a story that Dunstan was asked to re-shoe the Devil's horse, and when Dunstan realised it was the Devil, he nailed a horseshoe onto the Devil's hoof and this caused the Devil incredible pain. Dunstan is said to have told the Devil, he would only remove the shoe, if the Devil promised never to enter a building when a horseshoe is hung over the door. The Devil agreed and Dunstan removed the horseshoe from his hoof.

The 'lucky horseshoe over the door' thing has evolved over time, and centuries later, it was believed good luck for a bride to be handed a horseshoe as this would keep the devil away from the happy couple.

Aww, how lovely ?.

Learn something new every day!! ?