Sure, you may have a good guess as to what you will wear as your something old, something new, and something borrowed. But what about the color blue? It turns out this timeless tradition comes from the color blue as a symbol of love and purity, which every bride dreams to encompass on her wedding day. So why not get creative and put a personal spin on this traditional element? Instead of stressing over this necessary little piece, I’ve found some inspiration to keep you from feeling blue on your wedding day (only emotionally, of course).
Here are the top picks:
1. This handmade Etsy find is the perfect way to keep that bit of blue tucked away. (But only until the garter toss exposes it.) And what bride wouldn’t want a touch of Tiffany’s blue on her wedding day? This simple blue accent is a great way to incorporate the tradition without going overboard.
2. I know shoes are every woman’s weakness (guilty!), so why not incorporate this dash of color into the second most crucial part of your ensemble on your wedding day. Take a classy but bold step with a designer pump and a touch of embellishment. Find these Manolo Blahnik Hangisi Satin Pumps in cobalt blue at Neiman Marcus for $965.
3. Just a small stitch does the trick with your customized (and blue) monogram and wedding date embroidered inside the seam of your dress. This Pinterest-inspired touch is a heartfelt way to personalize your day while checking off your something blue. Ask your seamstress or even your grandmother to add this sentimental detail for you to keep forever.
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