Something old?

"Old" is a relative term. Your Mom's pearls could be both old and blue.

I used my grandmothers wedding ring as my "something old". In Jewish tradition, a wedding ring isn't supposed to have any stones, so we used her plain gold ring for just the ceremony.

I asked my mom if my cartidge earring could be my something old because I've had the same one for 15 years. She said anything over 1 year is okay to count as something old and my blue earrings FH got me a year ago which I'm also wearing could also count as my something old. So I'm not stressing about it. Do you have ANYTHING that you're wearing that's not brand new? Earrings? Your glasses? Bra/panties you already had? Bracelet? Heck even a bobby pin?

Here's a link to hopefully help as inspiration! Maybe an old lipstick or makeup item? I don't mean like OLD OLD (ew) but a color your mom used to wear, or a color you've always loved? Something Old is definitely hard to think of, especially if you haven't kept a lot!

I'm going to get some old necklaces from a thrift shop to put into my bouquet. I'm looking for pearls, but you could do it with anything.

My something old is jewelry that my grandmother gave me. We had it appraised at a jewelry store and they estimated late 1800-early 1900.

My new was my dress, I painted my toenails blue, and my old and borrowed were the same item. I wore my Grandma's garter that she wore 52 years ago to marry my grandfather.

Since you're having a Sonic Screw Driver in your bouquet, I'm going to assume you're a fellow Whovian, and suggest having a little Tardis somewhere on you, sort of as a joke. It's all of the above; Old, New, Borrowed, and Blue.

Otherwise, I like PP's suggestion of incorporating old thrifted jewels into the bouquet

The pearls themselves are older than that. It takes between 5 and 20 years for an oyster to make a saltwater pearl.

Nothing. I'm not going to stress about something like this.

My something old was a piece of my grandmother's wedding veil sewn inside my dress.

Cool story, and so helpful.