"Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, and a Sixpence in her Shoe."
This phrase dates back to ancient times and symbolizes good luck for the bride.
I'd like to zone in on the "Something Blue" for today's post...
Did you know:
Blue has long been connected to weddings. In ancient Rome brides wore blue to symbolize love, modesty and fidelity. You will see the Virgin Mary dressed in blue in most paintings, symbolizing purity. And until the late 19th century blue was the popular color for wedding gowns, not white.
From a touch of blue in your bouquet to blue soles on your wedding shoes, brides have become very creative in choosing their 'Something Blue' for their wedding day over the years. Check out some great ideas below!
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| A subtle touch of blue with a simple and dainty hair pin |
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| Your something blue can be found on an accessory such as your clutch |
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| Pinning a delicate blue ribbon or charm on part of your wedding day attire is a simple and common way to withhold the tradition |
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| A Something Blue handkerchief is classic |
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| Hiding your something blue underneath your wedding attire is very common, whether it's your garter or your under garments |
| Something Blue incorporated into your wedding day jewelry |
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| For the bride who wants to boast her blue under that big puffy dress! |
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| Lastly but not least, try incorporating a little something blue into your headpiece accessories. |
The options are endless when it come to choosing your Something Blue, but at the end of the day there is no right or wrong choice…it's what best suits your taste and style and what has the most meaning dear to your heart.
Sincerely,
FG
Sincerely,
FG

















































