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As Spanish explorers spread their customs around the world, the las arras matrimoniales (wedding coins) ceremony became an integral part of the marriage vows in many cultures. The ritual is still widely practiced in Spain and most of Latin America as well as the Philippines and in U.S. Latino communities.uring a wedding, the groom and bride each took one half. Over the centuries, the gifting of the coins during the marriage ceremony evolved into a symbol of the groom's dowry -- his unwavering commitment to provide for his new family. Meaning of the 13 Wedding Coins.
Coining, in the sense of creating, derives from the coining of money by stamping metal with a die. Coins - also variously spelled coynes, coigns, coignes or quoins - were the blank, usually circular, disks from which money was minted. This usage derived from an earlier 14th century meaning of coin, which meant wedge. The wedge-shaped dies which were used to stamp the blanks were called coins and the metal blanks and the subsequent 'coined' money took their name from them. Coining later began to be associated with inventiveness in language.