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For a 10th wedding anniversary

Collection: Tin Anniversary Gifts in Engraved Pewter

  • Pewter is mostly tin
  • Names, date and 10 Years engraved
  • Engraved in Clydebank
  • Family-run since 1975

Who's it for?

Ten years is the tin anniversary, and pewter is mostly tin. Our most chosen is a pewter quaich, engraved with both names, the wedding date and 10 Years.

Example tenth anniversary engraving inside a pewter quaich: Kirsty & Scott, 10 Years, 17th June 2017
How your engraving could look

How it works

  1. Choose the pewter A quaich, a glass on a pewter base, a hip flask or a boxed set.
  2. Add your names and date Both names, the wedding date and 10 Years, in the lettering you pick.
  3. We engrave and post it Engraved in our Clydebank workshop, posted to you or straight to them.

Not sure what to put? Most couples have both names, the years and the wedding date, for example Kirsty & Scott / 10 Years / 17th June 2017. Or call us on 0141 952 1395.

About our tin anniversary gifts

Tin anniversary gifts for ten years of marriage, in pewter. The tenth wedding anniversary is the tin anniversary, and modern pewter is mostly tin: typically more than nine parts in ten, with a little antimony and copper for strength and no lead. Our pewter quaichs, pewter-based whisky glasses, hip flasks and gift sets are engraved in our Clydebank workshop with both names, the wedding date and the ten years.

The quaich is the one most couples choose: Scotland's two-handled cup of friendship, shared at weddings, and something to drink from again on the day (what is a quaich?). For a present from family or friends, the gift sets put a quaich with two flutes or two whisky glasses in a gift box. Buying for a wedding instead? See our personalised wedding gifts and all quaichs.

Tin anniversary gifts: your questions

Why is pewter a tin anniversary gift?

The tenth wedding anniversary is traditionally the tin anniversary. Modern pewter is mostly tin, typically more than nine parts in ten, with a little antimony and copper for strength and no lead. So a pewter quaich, a hip flask or a glass on a pewter base is tin in a form you keep and use.

What should we engrave for a tenth anniversary?

Both names, the years and the wedding date work best, for example Kirsty & Scott / 10 Years / 17th June 2017, or Happy 10th Anniversary with your names. On a pewter quaich the words go inside the bowl; on a glass they go on the clear glass above the pewter.

Is it a gift for him, for her or for both of us?

A quaich is for the two of you: it is Scotland's two-handled cup of friendship, made to be shared (our guide to the quaich). For him, a whisky glass on a pewter base or a pewter hip flask; for her, a quaich set with a coloured stone. The chips at the top of the page bring the most chosen for each to the front.

How long before the anniversary should we order?

Engraved orders placed by 10am on a working day are usually posted the same day, with 2 more working days if you add a crest or logo. Allow a week before the day for delivery and peace of mind.

Does it come in a box?

The gift sets come in a gift box, as each set's page says, and our quaichs come gift boxed. For glasses and flasks the product page says what it comes in, and presentation boxes are sold separately.

Do you engrave for other anniversaries?

Yes. Any piece can carry any year, such as Happy 25th Anniversary. For a silver wedding there is the silver plated Celtic quaich, and for other years our engraved champagne glasses and decanters.

Do you deliver?

Yes, across the UK, with free standard delivery on orders over £149. Or collect from our shop at 80 Dumbarton Rd, Clydebank.

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