Quince ceremony items

The traditional items for the quince ceremony: tiara, scepter, last doll, cushions, Bible and rosary, ring and medal.

Typical price
$70 to $400 for a typical party
Book ahead
2 to 4 months
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What to expect

How it works
Bought at quince boutiques or gifted by padrinos; presented during the Mass and reception.
How much to plan
One set.

Styles to choose from

  • Crown and scepter

    Coronation.

  • Last doll (última muñeca)

    Gift-and-give-away moment.

  • Cushions and kneeler

    For the Mass and shoe ceremony.

  • Bible, rosary, medal and ring

    Religious gifts.

How to book it

Book ahead2 to 4 months

What we'll ask you

Your request asks a few quick things, so vendors can price it right:

  1. Which quince ceremony items styles interest you?Crown and scepter, Last doll (última muñeca), Cushions and kneeler, Bible, rosary, medal and ring
  2. What is your theme or color palette?
  3. Which items do you need?Tiara, Scepter, Last doll, Cushions, Bible and rosary, Ring, Medal, Heels for shoe ceremony

Houston notes

  • Each item is commonly assigned to a padrino or madrina; the app's sponsors module tracks who gives what.

Great for

Pairs well with

Hosts often book these alongside it.

Quinceañera dress$200 to $3,500 for the gownChurch or religious ceremony$500 to $1,000 for the Mass or ceremonyShoes and accessories$120 to $210 for the set
Quince ceremony items

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$70 to $400for a typical party
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