Has anybody heard of this?

the expression is

something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a sixpence for your shoe

usually its a coin

---

Posted by MJDoc12

the expression is

something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a sixpence for your shoe

usually its a coin

---

some girls have actually bought sixpence on ebay, but most girls, if they are doing this, use a new penny. as for me, i am going to conveniently forget the last part of that saying

I hadn't heard the last part of the saying ...I think I'll skip the coin

---

Posted by Nina_m74

I hadn't heard the last part of the saying ...I think I'll skip the coin

---

yeah i know the saying--but i sure didn't have any coin in my shoe on the big day. lol

---

Posted by MJDoc12

the expression is

something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a sixpence for your shoe

usually its a coin

---

This lady actually gave me a crisp new dollar bill to put in my shoe. She said the saying is a dollar in your shoe. I did look it up though and saw that it is what you said. Maybe her family has a different tradition.

---

Posted by melissankurt07

---

Posted by MJDoc12

the expression is

something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a sixpence for your shoe

usually its a coin

---

This lady actually gave me a crisp new dollar bill to put in my shoe. She said the saying is a dollar in your shoe. I did look it up though and saw that it is what you said. Maybe her family has a different tradition.

---

tell her the saying is $20 in your shoe she seems like she is being friendly with the money today.

---

Posted by MeNBobs

---

Posted by melissankurt07

---

Posted by MJDoc12

the expression is

something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a sixpence for your shoe

usually its a coin

---

This lady actually gave me a crisp new dollar bill to put in my shoe. She said the saying is a dollar in your shoe. I did look it up though and saw that it is what you said. Maybe her family has a different tradition.

---

tell her the saying is $20 in your shoe she seems like she is being friendly with the money today.

---

I had a coin in my shoe when I got married.
Old-Slip
New-Dress
Borrowed-Coin
Blue-Garter

Well, I've heard of a penny though, not a dollar. Hey that was a nice jesture though. I don't think I can last with that. I want to be pain free. Maybe I'll put it in right before the ceremony and take it out after it.