How old is something old?

I wore my mom's Tiffany bracelet as a combo something old and something borrowed. Its not that old. But since she has had it since before I met my husband, I considered it old enough haha

I think if you consider it old, it's old. There's no set rule that I know of.

My old if FH haha jk, but I don't have anything old

I don't really have a date that I consider to be old. Heck, even something from my childhood would be old. I think I'm going to wear one of my grandma's diamond bracelets.

I think it's as old as you care for it to me. I wore my grandmother's gold bangle, she died in 2007, but honestly I have no idea how long she had it.

I think for the purposes of the tradition, anything that wouldn't be considered "new" is thought of as "old," if that makes sense.

So I have a bracelet that I got for mother's day a few years ago, maybe that would be old enough to be something old. I wasn't planning to wear a bracelet but that might work.

Or maybe my mom still has something from my grandmom's jewelry box.

I thought (and I could be waaay off base here) that the purpose of the "old" was for something from your life before FH (for instance I might wear my sorority lavalier).

I think "old" is perceived differently by everyone. Personally I think old is something that belonged to someone when I was younger, under the age of 12. But some people might think old is an item they got 5 years ago. My something old was my moms engagement ring she got in 1973.

I'll be your 60 year old flower girl

Yes please Miss Tina!!

I didn't bother with any of it. Neither did my sister, or the brides in other weddings, in which I've been involved. Neither did my parents, and they've been married almost 40 years. Don't sweat it ...

My aunt's wedding dress she is letting me borrow is my something old since she wore it about 12 years ago. I am also 19 so something old to me is anything from the 90s or early 2000s.

My 'old' and 'blue' and 'borrowed' was a hankie one g'ma gave the other. My 'new' were my shoes (my dress was vintage).

Well, I know my marriage won't be doomed if I can't figure it out, but I think it's fun so I want to bother. Plus, Tina already sent me a penny for my (blue) shoe.

My something old is going to be the lace edging from my mom's veil wrapped around my bouquet.

My old is my grandmother's engagement ring. I think it's from the 30s? I don't know what I would consider old enough to be my something old, maybe something from my childhood or before?

I recreated my aunt's dress! Everyone else does their mom's, glad to see someone with there aunt's as well!