Three Symbols of Promise: Our Celtic Wedding Glassware Collections
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Three symbols, three places, one shared idea.
Our Celtic Wedding collections draw on traditional emblems from Scotland, Ireland and Wales, each long associated with love, loyalty and commitment.
The Scottish Luckenbooth
Few Scottish love tokens are more enduring than the Luckenbooth.
Traditionally sold from the locked booths of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, these brooches became symbols of courtship, marriage and protection. Their familiar form, two hearts beneath a crown, remains one of Scotland’s clearest expressions of union.
Our interpretation reworks the motif with a stag’s head at the centre, while retaining the crowned heart tradition.
Explore our Luckenbooth glassware collection →
The Welsh Lovespoon
The lovespoon has roots in Wales, where carved wooden spoons were given as tokens of affection.
Often made by hand and rich with symbolic detail, they transformed an everyday object into something personal.
Our engraved version brings together knotwork, daffodils, a key and keyhole, with the dragon woven into the design.
Explore our Lovespoon glassware collection →
The Irish Claddagh
The Claddagh may be the best known of the three, yet it has lost none of its strength through familiarity.
Hands for friendship. A heart for love. A crown for loyalty.
Our version keeps the familiar hands, heart and crown, with shamrocks worked beneath the main motif.
Historic symbols, carefully redrawn for glass. Designs with meaning, prepared in a form intended to last.
