Does a purse count as something borrowed?
FH grandma lent me her beautiful white purse for the wedding. Does this count as my something borrowed? or do I need to have something on me. I won't be walking down the aisle with the purse..
FH grandma lent me her beautiful white purse for the wedding. Does this count as my something borrowed? or do I need to have something on me. I won't be walking down the aisle with the purse..
It really all depends on how you look at the tradition. For me, I voted no because I would think that all those things need to be with the bride when she says 'I do'. Maybe you can try and find something else from his Grandmother that you can borrow. OR, if you didn't want to carry a bouquet, you can carry the purse instead...saves money on flowers and you have your something borrowed.
I def will not be carrying it down the aisle. someone will be holding it for me.. this is y i am leaning towards 'no.' But I have my DOJ that is all mine, so I don't know what i could borrow
absolutely...
I borrowed my great grandfather's pocket watch and put it around my bouquet (it's not my dad's watch). Maybe if there is something like that. When all else fails, I've heard of people just borrowing $1 for the ceremony and putting it in their shoe.
Works for me!
works for me! i think you can use anything you want for any of those
I think it counts..
i think it would...