The gold wedding ducat of the Czech Mint with the year 2025 is a tasteful gift for newlyweds that combines original symbolism, the value of precious metal and emotional value in the form of an engraved dedication.

Courtship, engagement and wedding are accompanied by a number of traditions and superstitions, and the wedding customs of many nations are associated with coins. Coins have been a symbol of wealth and security since ancient times, when they were still made of precious metals and had no paper or plastic equivalent. You have probably heard that a bride should carry something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue on her big day. But there's a fifth part to this tradition, which is based on an old English nursery rhyme, that is forgotten - the penny that the bride is supposed to put in her shoe so that her new family will enjoy happiness and prosperity. (Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe). The coins are also round, thus symbolize infinity - just like the main attribute of today's weddings in the form of rings...

On the obverse side of the thaler, which is the work of medal maker Lucie Kroupová, you will find not only the bride's shoe, but also the groom's shoe and a pair of rings. The reverse side is reserved for engraving text, which can take the form of a personal message, the names of the newlyweds, the date of the wedding, ... - there are no limits to the imagination. The only limit is the size of the text.

You can also write a heartfelt dedication in the certificate of authenticity included in the gift packaging. Don't overlook the other variations of the wedding penny - in our 2025 offer you will find two different precious metals as well as variants without engraved dedication.