| SIXPENCE | In a bride's shoe, it is a lucky charm, Tanner (8) |
| SERENDIPITY | Finding peace without depression is a lucky gift (11) |
| MASCOT | Mother's little bed is a lucky symbol (6) |
| CASCADE | Series of small waterfalls or a tumbling mass of something resembling this such as aubretia, lace, silk or flowers in a bride's bouquet (7) |
| NEE | Born, in a bride's bio |
| FATALIST | A lucky charm man ignored in paper? He accepts whatever (8) |
| VERONICA | Flower "speedwell", considered a lucky charm for travellers (8) |
| BACTERIA | Bugs found in hair etc -- a bride's revolting (8) |
| TALISMAN | Lucky charm, partly in Crystal is mandatory (8) |
| DIATRIBE | Long pompous speech - a bride's unhappy with it |
| HENPARTY | Social occasion to celebrate a bride's upcoming marriage (3,5) |
| GIVEAWAY | Betray what a bride's father might do |
| AMULET | A group of musicians allow a lucky charm (6) |
| MASCOTRY | Mother of James VI embraces her subject of lucky charms (8) |
| HORSESHOE | A lucky charm for some (9) |
| TROUSSEAU | Word for a bundle originally, later a bride's clothes and linen collected in a dowry chest for her marriage (9) |
| VEIL | Part of a nun's headdress; piece of tulle, organza, lace or net to conceal a bride's face; or, something that obscures, such as a layer of mist (4) |
| BIRDOFPARADISE | Paid for a bride's exotic, unusually shaped flower from Africa (4,2,8) |
| SEABIRD | A bride's desperate for a shag, perhaps (7) |
| AIRBED | A bride's unhappy with such a mattress (3,3) |
