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!

Bridal Buddy is a sheer lightweight slip that helps brides bag up their dress so that they can use the toilet on their own!

How did the 'something blue' wedding tradition start? ✨🕊 The tradition of wearing something blue on a wedding day originated in England during the Victorian era as part of the rhyme, "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue". The color blue was believed to symbolize love, purity, and fidelity, and was also thought to ward off evil and protect the wearer from the evil eye.

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…

There are few wedding traditions more celebrated than “something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.” Get the story behind the rhyme.

Keep up with a few traditions of the past with something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue! We've made a list of a few ideas on what to include for this tradition!

We’ve all heard the saying “something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue,” but where did this saying originate? The tradition of having all four of these “somethings” on your wedding days comes from an old English rhyme: All four represent things a bride should wear on her wedding day for good luck.

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.