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Where to buy strand or chord from for wedding?
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blackstar
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Hello all,
I was thinking of getting this for our wedding,
http://ww1.prweb.com/prfiles/2006/10/11/449889/cordlarge.jpg
All it is, is basically 3 stands in the colours of Purple, White and Gold.
But to buy it, it costs about £30 and surely I could just buy 3 stands for cheaper than that. However, I have been looking online and I have no idea what to even search for ie CHord or Stand? Haven't had any success in finding a Purple, Gold color and white strand online. If anyone knows of anywhere I would most appreciate it.
I was thinking of getting this for our wedding,
http://ww1.prweb.com/prfiles/2006/10/11/449889/cordlarge.jpg
All it is, is basically 3 stands in the colours of Purple, White and Gold.
But to buy it, it costs about £30 and surely I could just buy 3 stands for cheaper than that. However, I have been looking online and I have no idea what to even search for ie CHord or Stand? Haven't had any success in finding a Purple, Gold color and white strand online. If anyone knows of anywhere I would most appreciate it.
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Abakhan.co.uk - they have shops in Manchester and North Wales ,and will order literally anything in. They also have an online shop.
Failing that, a local haberdashers, or hobbycraft.0 -
You could also look in curtain shops or somewhere like Dunelm as they look like rope tie backs! If you don't mind me asking - what is it?0
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"Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken."
Ecclesiastes 4:12
Its a 3 strand knot the bride plaits while the groom holds the gold represents god the white the bride and purple the groom, it signifies the union of all 3 during the wedding service0
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