A couple weeks before my little sister's wedding we were scrambling to think of Creative Ideas for Something Old, New, Borrowed and Blue...
The history behind the tradition of "Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, and a Sixpence In Your Shoe!"
Something borrowed, something blue. . . I'm sure you've heard in the old adage, that your marriage will have good luck if you have something
Check out our ideas for what you can buy, make and borrow to create your very own - one of a kind - something old new borrowed and blue dress pin!
If you’re one to stick to tradition, follow these ideas for incorporating something old, new, borrowed, and blue in your big day!
Every bride needs five things: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, and a Sixpence In Her Shoe. Your…
You've likely heard the centuries-old wedding rhyme. Here's what it means, and where it came from.
Something old, something new, something borrow and something blue! Will you be participating in this old age tradition as part of your wedding planning? We've got a couple of ideas to make it unique and fun!
Want to keep in line with the something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue wedding tradition? Check out our roundup of ideas.
The history behind the tradition of "Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, and a Sixpence In Your Shoe!"
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A couple weeks before my little sister's wedding we were scrambling to think of Creative Ideas for Something Old, New, Borrowed and Blue...
A thoughtful and sophisticated gift for any bride to be. Purchase the threepence 'pin only', or threepence 'pin and sixpence' together. The lovely bridal pin features: Something old - a genuine British threepence coin, made of half silver and half copper nickel, featuring the english rose. Something new - a sterling silver plated pin to attach to a treasured wedding accessory or item on the bride's big day Something borrowed - a freshwater peacock pearl, borrowed from nature Something Blue - a Swarovski element bicone, to balance the darker hues of this design A coloured ribbon of your choice, to signify 'tying the knot'. This lovely design is mounted on a card that explains the rhyme and tradition, along with heart-felt wishes for the bride on her special day. The threepence coin is a very elegant and dainty coin, perfect for the bridal pin. As an additional gift, you can also add a British sixpence to your order, as the end of the rhyme says 'and a silver sixpence in the bride's shoe' will bring a lifetime of happiness in marriage. The sixpence I will include will have much wisdom to give, as it has been in circulation and comes complete with its own unique story. Attach this bridal pin to a robe, garter, bouquet or shawl, to be visible, or even a secret between the you and the bride. Each piece made by Prenoa is made especially for you, so you can be assured love, care and attention will be added to this item. To receive a Prenoa branded gift box, please upgrade your gift wrap at check out. Gift wrapping options (standard and upgraded) are shown in the picture gallery. Other wedding designs by Prenoa can be found here in my Esy shop: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PrenoaJewellery Shipping is tracked worldwide using Royal Mail and their delivery partners.
Something borrowed, something blue. . . I'm sure you've heard in the old adage, that your marriage will have good luck if you have something
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We all know the wedding tradition that a bride should carry something old, new, borrowed & blue with her on her wedding day, but why?
There are so many fun ways to honor this tradition!
I had the opportunity to work with a lovely mother of the bride who had prepared something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue for her daughter. She was looking for a set of four boxes that she could use to package her gifts into a beautiful presentation for the bride. Taking into consideration the sizes of the gifts, I created a set of four nesting origami boxes, stacked on top of each other. These boxes had the labels "Old," "New," "Borrowed," and "Blue." Tied with a ribbon, I think this set of gift boxes turned out beautifully! These boxes can be found at my shop on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/99422712/something-blue-wedding-gift-boxes
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You've heard the Old English wedding rhyme that goes like this: "Something olde, something new, something borrowed, something blue, a six pence on your shoe", right? Maybe there's a reason that this rhyme has been
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Something old, new, borrowed and blue. Ornate silver plated kilt pin (8 cms long) with a selection of charms and beads to represent the wedding tradition. Something old - a vintage cameo pendant Something new - a new silver kilt pin Something borrowed - a silver horseshoe charm that is included on the brooch but not charged in the price - therefore you have borrowed it from me 💙 Something blue - a facet cut crystal blue heart. Comes in an organza gift bag. Please note that 'Standard shipping' is an untracked service - if you require 'Tracked shipping' then please select the shipping upgrade when ordering.
Check out our ideas for what you can buy, make and borrow to create your very own - one of a kind - something old new borrowed and blue dress pin!
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The old adage “Something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue (and a sixpence in her shoe)” is a lovely way to incorporate traditions into your wedding. Below, we’ll show you some of our favorite fun and creative ways to make these your own.
There are so many fun ways to honor this tradition!
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This lovely bridal pin features: Something old - a genuine British threepence coin, made of half silver and half copper nickel, featuring the english rose. Something new - a sterling silver plated pin to attach to a treasured wedding accessory or item on the bride's big day Something borrowed - a silver freshwater pearl, borrowed from nature Something Blue - a blue glass crystal faceted roundel, which glistens and catches the light A coloured ribbon of your choice, to signify 'tying the knot' (navy blue shown). ---- This lovely design is mounted on a card that explains the rhyme and tradition, along with heart-felt wishes for the bride on her special day. 50mm wide by 30mm from top of the pin to the bottom of the threepence. The threepence coin is a very elegant and dainty coin, and comes in several different designs, which all feature in my wedding section. As an additional gift, why not also add a British sixpence to your order, as the end of the rhyme says a silver sixpence in the bride's shoe will bring a lifetime of happiness in marriage. The sixpence I will include will have much wisdom to give, as it has been in circulation and comes complete with its own unique story. Attach this bridal pin to a robe, garter, bouquet or shawl, to be visible, or even a secret between the gifter and the bride. Each piece made by Prenoa is made especially for you, so you can be assured love, care and attention will be added to this item. ---- To receive a Prenoa branded gift box, please upgrade your gift wrap at check out. Gift wrapping options (standard and upgraded) are shown in the picture gallery. View my entire shop here: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PrenoaJewellery ---- Postage is tracked and safely collected from our studio by Royal Mail Monday to Friday.
This charm is handmade using a real circulated British sixpence coin measuring 19mm in diameter. Something old - an old sixpence Something new - a silver clasp Something borrowed - a freshwater pearl borrowed from nature Something blue - a light sapphire Swarovski element An ideal gift for a bride to be, as the old saying of a sixpence given on the day of her wedding will bring prosperity and a healthy marriage. This charm can be attached to the garter, bouquet, inside of the dress or to a scarf, wrap or bag. A perfect keepsake thereafter. The charm shown in the picture gallery with a crystal and pearl charm is sold separately in the weddings collection. After the special day, it could be worn as a pendant on a chain or added to a charm bracelet or anklet.
Ever wonder what this rhythmic superstition meant? While no bride should ever feel the need to be superstitious on her big day, these bridal superstitions where there to add a little extra karma to…
Check out our ideas for what you can buy, make and borrow to create your very own - one of a kind - something old new borrowed and blue dress pin!
Find out the meaning behind some of most common wedding traditions and superstitions from around the world.
This charm is handmade using a real circulated British sixpence coin measuring 19mm in diameter. Something old - an old sixpence Something new - a silver clasp Something borrowed - a freshwater pearl borrowed from nature Something blue - a light sapphire Swarovski element An ideal gift for a bride to be, as the old saying of a sixpence given on the day of her wedding will bring prosperity and a healthy marriage. This charm can be attached to the garter, bouquet, inside of the dress or to a scarf, wrap or bag. A perfect keepsake thereafter. The charm shown in the picture gallery with a crystal and pearl charm is sold separately in the weddings collection. After the special day, it could be worn as a pendant on a chain or added to a charm bracelet or anklet.
Real brides share their ideas for incorporating this traditional poem into your wedding ensemble!
Check out our ideas for what you can buy, make and borrow to create your very own - one of a kind - something old new borrowed and blue dress pin!
Check out our ideas for what you can buy, make and borrow to create your very own - one of a kind - something old new borrowed and blue dress pin!
