What is your something borrowed?

You could either borrow something from someone who's close to you. That is not necessarily family or you could skip the borrowed thing. I personally I'm not doing a lot of the traditions

I borrowed earrings from my married sister.

When my parents died, I got my mom's wedding set and my sister got my dad's wedding band. So my something borrowed was my dad's wedding band - my sister let me wear it on my right hand next to my mom's.

I plan on borrowing a brooch from my mom and putting it on the handle of my bouquet. Do you have a close friend you can borrow a pin from?

I'm borrowing a bracelet from my mom.

Does someone have somthing of your grandmother's you can borrow from them?

I borrowed my mom's necklace.

I borrowed my the headband my cousin wore in her wedding.

I am borrowing jewelry from my mom

I'm borrowing a bracelet from my FMIL.

@E-Tex that is so sweet you provoked onion ninjas to attack me this morning

I ditched the whole thing.

I am planning to only wear a wedding band after we're married. I am currently wearing my mom's engagement ring (my parents just celebrated their 36th anniversary!). So I am counting that as my something borrowed.

Technically, my Something Old is also borrowed. After my grandmother passed, my sister and I each got a piece of her jewelry. I plan to wear her diamond studs (which were given to my sister) for the wedding.

I'm borrowing a bracelet from my mom :-)

My bff borrowed her veil from a close friend. Doesn't have to be family!

I'm struggling with this too. I am considering counting my something old and something borrowed as the same item: my great-grandmother's pearl necklace. I am technically borrowing them because I will be returning them to my grandmother after the wedding. I am fairly certain that I will be inheriting them eventually, but they do not belong to me yet.

My something borrowed is the headpiece my Sister and MOH wore on her wedding day over 10 years ago. I picked it out for her back then...who knew it would look so good with my own dress so many years later!?!

My something borrowed was my veil. We plan to pass it to all the women in my family that get married.

Eta: it was borrowed from my sil. So you can try that as another way to include them if you are close with them.

I wore my mom's Tiffany bracelet

I am borrowing a bracelet and earings from my mom. They belonged to my grandma who has since passed.

My rings are FH's parents rings (dad dies when he was 15). So that is my old.

Borrowed: his mom's BFF's pearls.

Strangely enough I haven't worked out the something new yet. My dress and shoes are not new. Don't have blue yet either...and only 9 days left to figure it out!