Something old, new, borrowed, blue and sixpence in her shoe

Never heard of the sixpence before. My new was dress, old was my veil, blue was my garter and borrowed was my jewelry

My new is my dress, my old is a locket of my grandmothers I am having attached to my bouquet, my something blue is a piece of one of my old Air Force dress blue uniform shirts sown into the underside of the skirt of my dress, the borrowed is undecided at this time, possibly my shoes since my best friend and I wear the same size shoes and she has a crazy shoe collection.

Nope. My sister and I didn't do it. My mother didn't do it, and my parents have been married almost 40 years, so she didn't need it for luck.

New is my dress, old will be jewelry, blue is the bottom of my shoes, and hopefully I can double up and plan on borrowing a sixpence from my MOH

My grandparents just spent 18 months in England so my gpa brought me a traditional sixpence I'm so excited.

I am!! I think it's cute! For those wearing strappy shoes, how are you keeping the penny in?

Page Nonna in your title. She helps put with the sixpence. I'm not sure how to get on her list but if that's a tradition you want to follow, she is the most knowledgeable on getting them

Old-My grandma's earrings

New-Dress

Brorrowed-Again grandma's earrings

Blue-underwear Six pence-It was a lady on WW that was doing them with the wedding dates.

I have seen shoes, garter or nails be blue.

Here is how I kept my penny in...

New was easy, as most of my attire will be new.

For old (and borrowed), I'm going to borrow a bracelet from my mom that belonged to her mother.

Blue was difficult, as it doesn't go with our color scheme... So underwear it is lol

And lastly, @Nonna for the win with the sixpense.

My new is my dress, my garter is going to be blue. I'm going to borrow a pin of my grandmother's on my mom's side that my mom has for my bouquet, and I suppose that could also be my something old, though I'm also going to wear my pearl earrings that are also old.

My FH's aunt recently offered to give me a sixpence that her father (FH's grandfather) brought back from England when he was over there during WWII. My fmil and my FH's two aunts all used this sixpence for their wedding.

Oh and I usually offer to be anyone's "old."

My mom has a sixpence that my sisters and I have all used and she has even lent to my best girlfriend for her wedding. My old was a stone from my grandfather's ring that we put on my bouquet. My new was my dress. Borrowed was my hair comb which my sister got for her wedding. And my blue was a heart cut out of my dad's jacket after he passed.

Never heard of the sixpence, sounds really uncomfortable lol. My dress is old, my shoes are new, veil is borrowed, bouquet is blue.

My earring are new; my headpiece is borrowed I'm stuck on old and blue and sixpence

I have new and blue but i am stuck on the old and borrowed!

I have new (dress, veil, shoes, take your pick lol), old and blue ( a heirloom sapphire ring), I'm stuck on borrowed, I also have a sixpence.

I am. My friend bought me this little letter set that contains everything It also included a little magnifying glass to read the letter more clearly.

Sixpence is part of the saying. Scottish cousins sent me one dated from the 1930s. It's a sixpence not a penny!