Gold sealing wax with adhesive to decorate and complete your wedding favors.
Designed for Confirmation and Communion Favors
Available in the models: Colomba and Calice
Size: diameter 3.5 cm.
Packaging: 24 pieces
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Gold sealing wax with adhesive to decorate and complete your wedding favors.
Designed for Confirmation and Communion Favors
Available in the models: Colomba and Calice
Size: diameter 3.5 cm.
Packaging: 24 pieces
Gold sealing wax with adhesive to decorate and complete your wedding favors.
Designed for Confirmation and Communion Favors
Available in the models: Colomba and Calice
Size: diameter 3.5 cm.
Packaging: 24 pieces
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38100628 | Dove |
€26.36 VAT included
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38100625 | Chalice |
€26.36 VAT included
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The chalice is among the most significant religious symbols associated with Christianity. In fact, it represents Holy Communion. The dove is often associated with symbols of peace, love, and purity in many cultures. In wedding favors, which are small gifts that are offered to guests. The dove can be chosen as a symbol to convey positive meanings and hope associated with Confirmation. The use of sealing wax spread to many other ancient civilizations, including the Romans and Greeks. During the Roman Empire, sealing wax was often used to authenticate legal documents and to seal containers carrying valuable goods. The Romans even developed a sealing system that included the use of wax rings with distinctive imprints. Today, sealing wax is often used as a decorative and vintage element, adding a touch of elegance and nostalgia to letters, invitations and packages. The ancient practice of sealing documents with sealing wax continues to live on as an aesthetic tradition that recalls the charm of past eras.
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