Women Wedding Bag Box Wifey for Lifey Bride to Be Clutch Acrylic Hen Party Handbag Gift For Bride To Be Ladies Gift

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Look for our “Wifey for Lifey” tag to spot our styles with foil printed soles for your ultimate bridal shoes.

Our new bridal collection includes an elegant curation of our most iconic silhouettes designed and altered fit for your big day. For the full ‘Wifey for Lifey’ in London experience, once you’ve drank bubbles and selected your dream wedding shoes at either of our London boutiques, be sure to visit the Halfpenny London showroom to make your selection from their full collection. However, it was Beatrice’s clutch bag that stole the show, as it contained a fun and flirty message that could have been a nod to her husband Edoardo, who she married on July 17, 2020. Revamped with pearl perspex outer, sparkling blue glitter details, and our signature ‘Wifey for Lifey’ slogan. A massive thank you to the wonderful team from Halfpenny London for providing their beautiful dresses and location for this shoot.

MPpauta added: "Hey if Edo gave me that bag, It would be with me at all times, special occasions, eating, sleeping yup you get the point LOL. Whether you’ll be gliding down the aisle in a classic Chiara, or waiting at the altar in the ‘Wifey for Lifey’ flat sandals; selecting the ideal shoes for your Wedding day should be almost as important as your forever companion.

These are ivory with Wifey For Lifey written across the front in blue, however Beatrice did not wear these.

Our forever and always, the ‘ Rosalind‘, in champagne and last but not least, the Jumbo Lilico style in a champagne glitter and available in both a flat pump and a mid height sandal. Our best-selling Wifey For Lifey clutch is back with a twist, now in a subtle ivory-marble, and gold detailing, matching nicely with our bridal shoe collection. Our new bridal collection includes more silhouettes than ever before, whether you’re planning a garden party getaway or a traditional fairytale! Beatrice's choice of bag was pretty divisive - some absolutely loved it but others thought it was inappropriate for the occasion.