Went to a wedding in Smyrna, Delaware yesterday. The groom and groomsman wore a small floral arrangement consisting of a empty shotgun shell filled with a tad of greenery and some small flowers. Their cuff links were made from .45 acp rounds that had been fired by the bride and groom and then had the casings removed. Pretty cool!!
Shotgun shells for men's boutonnière
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This!!!
- Dec 27, 2012
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I guess that wedding would have been busted if it happened in DC. What a headline that would have made.
If you have to dress up in a tux you might as well add in something that shows off some of your on interests on it.
When I got married I had custom cuff links make for my guys that looked like the old ford flat head V8 emblems and the boutonniers were made of motorcycle clutch springs and spark plugs.
When I got married I had custom cuff links make for my guys that looked like the old ford flat head V8 emblems and the boutonniers were made of motorcycle clutch springs and spark plugs.
I didn't take any, but if I get access to one or two, will certainly post.
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