What is/was your something blue, something borrowed, something old and something new?

Something blue :will be a small ribbon around my bouquet (fiancé is on PD so it’s also thin blue line to represent)
Something old : still finding something!!!
Something new: my shoes and a second band given to be before the ceremony from fiancé Something borrowed: Earrings

Something blue: my shoes or my ring
Something borrowed: my sisters veil
Something old: my pearl earrings Something new: my dress or necklace

View Quoted Comment That is so special! Your sisters veil!!! I love it!

View Quoted Comment I love how your including your future husband on this tradition. That is so adorable!

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So I found an article on what each item means! Very cool!

https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/home-lifestyle/a36202118/something-old-something-new-something-borrowed-something-blue-origin/?fbclid=IwAR3WO8JYvj2Cgri64lCkto_KYHLJlwmL5U6EyT4snstCace9fweE-QIZX1A

Oh, fun! Mine are:

something old (and borrowed): my great, great, great grandmother's wedding ring from 1850)

new: the dress

blue: My fiance's grandmother is embroidering our initials on a handkerchief for me to keep in my pocket.

I also have a 'sixpence' for my shoe (the last part of the rhyme people tend to leave out these days) - I love rabbits, so my parents bought me a 1968 Irish threepenny coin which has a hare on it. My grandparents on my dad's side were Irish, and my parents got married in 1968, so it's a sweet touch to a few things

View Quoted Comment I heard the sixpence goes in the left shoe the father of the bride placed it there. It represents good fortune for the couple. I love how your something old is your great, great, great grandma’s ring. Wow that’s so special!

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Thank you! It's nice to have something that old from our family! And I'll have to tell my dad to put the coin in when the time comes!

Cute idea!

Something old: vintage clutchSomething new: dress and veil Something borrowed: my great-grandmother’s rosary. We got married on my great-grandparent’s wedding anniversary Something blue: my shoes

Something Old: My great-grandmother's amethyst ring and my FH great-grandmother's diamond bracelet

Something Borrowed: My FMIL's handkerchief that was given to her at/for her wedding

Something New: Earrings

Something Blue: Opal bracelet

My something blue is my nails, my something borrowed and old is a pearl necklace from my sister in law, my something new is my dress

From my wedding:

Old: a vintage wishbone pin
New: my garter
Borrowed: a handkerchief my sister carried at her wedding
Blue: a bracelet of my birthstone, which is blue, from my other sister

My entire wedding has blue and it’s in my garter. I have my new dress/shoes/jewelry, I just need something borrowed and something old.

Something old: my grandmothers pearls (made into a bracelet)
Something new: diamond earrings from my MOH
Something borrowed: A hairpiece from FH's Cousin (My friend & Bridesmaid)Something blue: A blue sapphire necklace.

View Quoted Comment Wow!! A sapphire necklace sounds beautiful!!!

View Quoted Comment I love the idea of blue rhinestones in your nails!! Girl! Those are fire!!!💙💙💙💅🏻

View Quoted Comment Thank you 😊

View Quoted Comment I love blue in a brides color palette. My bridesmaids are steel blue. I read “Something borrowed” can be an idea. Like your parents or grandparents song. Or for “Something old,” a hanker chief or those mini memorial charms with your grandparents pictures in it. And you tie them around your bouquet. I’m gonna have that with a trinket my mom just gave me. It was my grandma’s broach/locket.

View Quoted Comment I would love to see a picture of the vintage wishbone that sounds very unique!

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What a beautiful trinket. Our blue is navy with silver and white. I thought about taking a piece of my Dad's shirt (he's passed) and having the seamstress sew it under my dress but I'm on a strict budget and don't want to pay a fortune to have it done.