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"Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue" - it's a wedding tradition that began in the Victorian era along with several other practices that continue today. While "something old" should have once belonged to a happily married woman, "something new" is usually the bridal apparel. To guarantee good fortune, "something old" must be gold, and "something blue" symbolizes the heavens and true love.
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Before we are off to meet my groom, I want to spend time looking at all the little details that went into our wedding day attire. I followed the tradition of old, new, borrowed, and blue. Something Old My somethings old were… Read Post

The wedding tradition of wearing something old, new, borrowed and blue can add a little sweetness and nostalgia to your day, so why not go for it and really have fun with your options? These blue jewelry pieces, glittering in shades... Read Post

The Victorian era English saying “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in your shoe” is a good luck tradition that many of you will follow on your wedding day. It’s such a sweet and... Read Post