What knife did you have?

Spyderco Military. Congrats & don't worry if you want to get on BF on the honeymoon lol we'll be here for you
 
Half of everthing you own HALF. Congratulations on your upcoming marriage. I had a pre Idaho made small insingo on my wedding day. Gave it to my cousin.
Subject in question lives in stl, blonde hair, blue eyes last seen carrying a louis vuitton purse. Usually accompanied by a half dozen flying monkeys
 
You will have to define this better ~~ with which Wife and which Wedding Reception .?? Do I really have to put them all
down plus what I took on my Honeymoon to boot.! This could take some time.!** I do know I had a Spyderco Engraved
Kris Knife at one and a Spyderco Engraved Persian at another and I believe a couple I of my Spyderco Delica"s at a
few of them and that is about the best I can do for now.!** Whew you ask some tough questions.!****
 
338375 said:
Congrats on your wedding but I gotta tell you, you priorities are seriously messed up, unless you are about 80 years old...
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... Or unless SHE is about 80 years old anyways. :D

Congrats. Me and the missus honeymooned the Oregon Coast some 27 years ago. Been doing the Coast trip every year since. The boys love our annual excursions down there as well. Gearing up for this year's trip now, a Mid-August run.

Whatever knife was on the keys back then would be my guess. Might have been a little Schrade Cub around that time.
 
Wedding was previous to my greater knife knowledge, so it was a cheap Frost Cutlery knife with an LED in the handle! I bought one for each of my groomsmen, as well (7 total) It was what a poor college student could afford. I think they were like $6.95 each, from Smokey Mountain Knife Works. Considering my entire wedding cost less than $500, that's a decent chunk of the whole, percentage-wise, more than 10%, including the shipping. (shipping the knives, not my wife :eek: ).

Must have been worth the investment, as we celebrated 19 years this past March. I still have the knife, but it doesn't see any carry time.
 
SAK Executive. Did the same thing as Daniel above and bought one for each of my groomsmen.
 
Congrats...My Son got married Friday night and I had a Hen & Rooster Stag Sowbelly that my dad gave me 20 years ago...in my left pocket. Now...you better be off this forum when she wakes up!
 
pics posted on post # 2

Thank You Busse and crew and Skyler at Skystorm Leather/Patriot Leather for making a beautiful set-up that my wife thought was so nice looking that i was allowed to wear it for my wedding....the other knife I was packing you can see in two pics, Benchmade model 51..the other knife is a CRKT Tighe of some sort that my buddy sam is packing, he is the shirtless one with the Glock 17
 
Nice pics, and congratulations. May many happy years together follow you both to the end of your days.

My 1st "wedding" was a court house jobby, no Knives allowed.

My "next" wedding, who knows what I'll be wearing...
 
As an aside; I've been to many weddings since my own and every time I carried my black alox Vic (a wedding gift with my and my wife's name engraved on the blade) and my Spyderco Vallotton.
 
Can't wait for the honeymoon, will be taking the Busse TGLB along...Planning on a rustic secluded cabin hopefully near Mt Hood..I'm sure I can find things to use it for.
 
Firestrike said:
Umm, ok....I already put the Mrs. to bed, so I guess I'm just supposed to do what then?
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Seriously?


As an aside I have no idea what knife I had in my pocket on my wedding day nearly 32 years ago. Remembering something like that just wasn't important. I can remember what song played at our wedding. I can remember how my wife looked. I can remember our first meal after the wedding and when we were finally to ourselves after having driven away. I can remember exactly what my wide was wearing when we left the church to begin our life together. I can even remember which side my wife was on and which hands we were holding when we walked out of the church to my car. I can even remember how good she smelled then and how beautiful she was. But the knife in my pocket? No, I have absolutely no recollection of what knife I had in my pocket.
 
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