Having a token that signifies something old, new, borrowed, & blue isn't necessary for your wedding day, but it is a fun bonding experience to share with your family and friends.
Something old represents the link between the bride and her family as well as the continuity of the family bond into the new marriage.
Something new represents good luck and optimism for the future.
Something borrowed symbolizes borrowed happiness. A token of a friend or family member's marital happiness is shared with the bride-to-be, such as a piece of jewelry worn during their wedding day.
Something blue represents purity, faithfulness and fidelity.
These four lucky charms can be attached to your wedding outfit or carried with you as you walk down the aisle.
Need inspiration for your lucky blue charm? Try incorporating the color blue in the little details. Accessorizing your wedding outfit with a subtle hint of blue can be a fun and creative way to incorporate this wedding tradition. The possibilities are endless! Thinking outside of the box is only half the fun: from decorative nails, wedding dress embroidery, colorful shoes, a light blue tulle petty coat, bouquet, garter, & broaches.
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