my aunt just passed away, and her husband gave my mom her engagment ring and wedding band, and i have my grandmothers cocktail ring (it was made out of her wedding band and engagement ring) i am having the 3 rings melted down to make my wedding band..
can that count as my something borrowed?
Butterfly123
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I think so.
SherinJeff
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Are you giving it back? I would say its something old... IMO.
TattooAnkh
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Since you won't plan on giving it back, I would say no.
It would be something old, though!
BTW, *beautiful* sentiment.
qtpie1078
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I think it would better for the 'something old', but regardless, it's a beautiful idea!
MsPotterhead
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I think it is such a beautiful thing to do, but would have to agree with the girls, that its 'something old', not borrowed
lookitscassie
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thanks girls! =)
Eternalyyourz
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Yeah I agree.. you are not giving it back. But I love the idea!
LauraD419
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IMO borrowed means something you have to give back. For example, when i was my cousins MOH, her something borrowed was my diamond earrings for her second hole. She HAD to give them back to me (or she owed me a lot of money...haha). It should be something that someone gave to you and you have to return after the wedding!
longislandlibrarian
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I love the idea!! but it would be something old!
CMaria81
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I agree with the idea that it could be your something old but not your something borrowed. I myself was having a hard time finding my something borrowed so I 'borrowed' my mother's Chanel No.5 perfume for the day. I don't know if that was technically a something borrowed but I figured it was good enough!
