Something old new borrowed and blue

If you’re one to stick to tradition, follow these ideas for incorporating something old, new, borrowed, and blue in your big day!

Old, new, borrowed, & blue - the "new" could be your future daughter's (or daughter-in-law-to-be) "old" or "borrowed".

Something Old. Something New. Something Borrowed. Something Blue. ✨💙 Does anyone follow this tradition anymore? If you did this at your wedding, what did you incorporate into your big day? I had a piece of my mother's wedding dress sewn into the inside of my wedding dress! 💖 . . . Planning & Coordination: @petalandpopweddings Photographer: @meganbadiaphotography HMU: @paige_jones06, @kellyinsinga Florals: @flowergalaxyua Venue: @darbyhousefarm . . . wedding planner wedding coordinator…

Want to keep in line with the "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue" wedding tradition? Check out our roundup of ideas you can easily incorporate into your big day.

Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue is an old adage that many brides and grooms follow on their wedding days. The wedding superstition says that those who are getting married should have something from each category to bring them luck in their marriage. For ideas on this wedding tradition, check out the attached post! // wedding traditions // wedding superstition // something borrowed // wedding tips // wedding ideas // happy bride // bridal ideas // groom ideas…

You've likely heard the centuries-old wedding rhyme. Here's what it means, and where it came from.

Use this Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue sign for your Bridal Shower. It notes the significance of everything in your bridal wardrobe at your wedding.