Something Borrowed

I believe it should be on you/with you as you marry... my something borrowed is a six pence in my shoe! I gave a friend one for her wedding a couple of years ago, which she knew nothing about, and she is letting me borrow it for my wedding!!!

I am borrowing my FSILs hairpiece that she wore on her wedding day.

Its usually something you carry of have on your person while your getting married.

Something old: a piece of lace from my grandmother's wedding gown sewn into my gown. Something new: a necklace I'm have commissioned especially for my wedding day. Something borrowed: a handkerchief from FGMIL. Something blue: my blue shoes

Yeah, it's usually suppose to be with you when you marry. I borrowed all my jewellery from my aunt-earrings, necklace and bracelet.

Haha ok! Maybe I'll borrow my mom's earrings. Btw, my something old is my grandma's gold watch, something new will be my hairpiece, something blue is my e-ring (tanzanite). Just left with the something borrowed >.<

@Ready: Yay! You're doing the 6 pence! I am too, except the one I have is 20 pence.

@Elle: That's so sweet with the lace

My something old is a handkerchief that my FMIL gave me to pin somewhere in my dress. It was her mothers. My something new is my dress. My blue will be my shoes. And I'm still trying to figured out what my borrowed will be. My sister offered me her veil but that was my borrowed in my first wedding so that's definitely a no go.

I'm borrowing my FSIL's Mrs. Ekstrom hanger, I don't know why you would need to have it on you but thats just me

I may borrow my mom's earrings. They may also count for the old since they will be 30 yrs old lol.

My something old will be a ribbon from my mom's dress, borrowed will be my grandmothers pearls that she gave my sister on her wedding day, new will be earrings to match said pearls and blue is a crystal floral pick I'm hiding in my bouquet, unless my sister manages to come up with a better idea

My something old will be a 1935 sixpence in my shoe. the year my great grandparents got married.

Blue: my shoes

Havent 100% decided on the rest

In our case, it was the kiddush cup used at the ceremony for the blessing over wine, so it was at the ceremony, but not actually worn/carried. But seriously, it's just a superstition/tradition, so you can decide for yourself how to honor it.

I believe its something you have as a part of your ceremony with you , im borrowing my best friends blusher veil

Borrowed: My grandmothers handkerchief that she carried on her wedding day.

New: Gown, shoes, etc.

Old: Wearing the necklace I wore to my senior prom.

Blue: Having a wedding dress label made, putting "I Do" in blue rhinestones on the bottom of my shoes.

My old/borrowed was my grandmothers antique broach that i pinned to the front stems of my bouquet. I tried to kill multiple birds with one stone.

New was gown.

Blue was my blingy "just married" VS underwear

I borrowed a friend's mother's pearl earrings, but I think the cake cutter sounds like a great idea! You get all the benefit of having a 'special' cake cutter (we just used what the venue had) *without* shelling out $$$. Plus, your grandmother will be *thrilled* to have her used twice.