Once upon a time there was a beautiful maiden Kunigunde who fell in love with a young ambitious goldsmith. She refused many titled and rich suitors who asked for her hand in marriage, and finally confessed her secret love to her father, a powerful nobleman. He became so enraged he had the young man thrown into the darkest dungeon.

This broke poor Kunigunde's heart, but not even her bitter tears would change her father's mind. She withered away until finally one day he seemed to relent and said: ' if your goldsmith can make a chalice from which two people can drink at the same time without spilling one single drop, I will free him and you shall become his wife."

Of course he was certain nobody could perform such a task, but love inspired the young man and in only a few days his nimble fingers formed a lovely skirt shaped chalice, the likes of which no one had ever seen before. At the top stood a model of his virtuous and beautiful beloved who with upraised arms bore a small movable cup.

Nothing was easier than for two people to drink simultaneously from the wine filled chalice. The story ended well with the loving couple becoming man and wife. On their wedding day, and often later on, they drank their favourite red wine from the chalice and lived happily ever after.

Warwick's Wedding Cup brings an element of prominence to any wedding ceremony, most excellent gift for wedding couples or as a family heirloom. The Wedding Cup is handmade from the finest raw materials in Northern Africa.  To this day for many couples the chalice remains a symbol. Love, faithfulness and good luck await the couple that drinks from this chalice.