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Something old....

sarahbelle Posted:

Something old....

something new, something borrowed, something blue.....

Have you given thought to what you might use?

something old - Does the e-ring count?
something new - pearl earings my BP gave me for my birthday
something borrowed - my grandmother's pearl necklace
something blue - ??? maybe blue toenails?
kissy27 Posted:

Re: Something old....

I think the e-ring can count as your something old...Here is my list

something old - grandma's pearl earrings & bracelet
something new - wedding dress & shoes
something borrowed - not sure yet
something blue - yankee garter for FH
nypdgirl Posted:

Re: Something old....


Posted by sarahbelle

something new, something borrowed, something blue.....

Have you given thought to what you might use?

something old - Does the e-ring count?
something new - pearl earings my BP gave me for my birthday
something borrowed - my grandmother's pearl necklace
something blue - ??? maybe blue toenails?



old- something of grandmas?? haha

new- i would simply say wedding gown

borrowed- earrings

blue-is the dallas cowboy garter
Jen2999 Posted:

Re: Something old....

Something old--------- probaby a ring my
gram gave me

Something new--------- dress, shoes, jewerly


Something borrowed--------- not too sure yet


Something blue--------------USMC garter (has a navy blue ribbon
kellwolfe Posted:

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I am going to wear my grandmothers diamond earrings and something old


something blue will be my guarder

and something borrowed ...beats the heck out of me
cindyandkevin Posted:

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Something old: A piece of my mom's dress wrapped around my BoK. Also, my e-ring was hers.

Something new: The dress, shoes, veil, crown.

Something borrowed. No idea! Trying to egg Grandma into buying some nice pearls so I can borrow them!! Or maybe, possibly my SIL's veil.

Something blue: I was given a free garter at a showcase that has blue in it so I'll wear that. Also, my eyes!!
Goldi1021 Posted:

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Old:
1)My father's World War II dog tag sewn in my dress AND
2)My mother's small bridal bible hidden in my bouquet AND
3)A penny from the year I was born in my shoe
(I really need to find one of these from 1970 - should be a treat)

New:
1) My dress
2) My veil
3) My headpiece
4) My shoes

Borrowed:
My sister's solid wedding band (I must be married in a solid band because I am Jewish)

Blue:
Garter (I suppose)


Angel2006 Posted:

Re: Something old....


Posted by cindyandkevin

Something old: A piece of my mom's dress wrapped around my BoK. Also, my e-ring was hers.

Something new: The dress, shoes, veil, crown.

Something borrowed. No idea! Trying to egg Grandma into buying some nice pearls so I can borrow them!! Or maybe, possibly my SIL's veil.

Something blue: I was given a free garter at a showcase that has blue in it so I'll wear that. Also, my eyes!!



That is beautiful! Maybe I can get some of my mom's fabric from her gown!! Great idea!!!
Kerrycec Posted:

Re: Something old....

sorry, but the e-ring doesn't count unless its an atique. Mine is so I am using the below

something old - my mother's veil
something new - dress
something borrowed - my grandmother's pearl necklace & earrings
something blue - my red sox garter for my FI!!
JanuaryBride06 Posted:

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Something old and borrowed: Mom's slip from my parents 1978 wedding.
Something new: the gown
Something blue: garter
Wintersbride Posted:

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Old & borrowed: My grandmother's diamond necklace that belongs to my mom...family hierloom.

Blue: garter

New: Dress, headpiece, and veil.
Kiddo115 Posted:

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something old- Greatgrandma's wedding band
something new- dress, etc...
something borrowed- unsure... something from my momma
something blue- I want to wear lt. blue shoes.. but I'm getting slack for it from my sister! lol.. so I might settle for having my BM's sign the bottom of my shoes in blue sharpie
serendipity0680 Posted:

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Wow! I haven't even thought about any of this yet.

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