Updated: December 13, 2024
The timeless wedding rhyme “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a sixpence in your shoe” has been a cherished tradition for centuries. Each element symbolizes different aspects of good fortune and marital bliss. Among these, “Something Blue” stands out for its rich symbolism of love and fidelity. While many couples stick to traditional blue elements, countless creative ways exist to personalize this touch. But there’s no need to stick to the old standbys when searching for your “Something Blue.” Instead, take inspiration from these real brides, who found ways to incorporate the prettiest blue touches, both big and small, into their celebrations.
Invitation Suite
Invitations set the tone for your celebration. Whether you are obsessed with blue or want to use it subtly, your invitations and other paper details are a great way to incorporate Something Blue into your wedding.
Well Wishes
Love how this Bride incorporated “Something Blue” by having her besties write their well wishes on the bottom of her shoes in blue!
Wedding Attire
Another great way to incorporate blue into your day is to have your wedding party wear blue. Whether you are fond of light blue or love the richness of navy, blue dresses and suits definitely make a gorgeous statement!
Photo Credit: Rebecca Vaughan Photography
Blue Wedding Cake
We love these sweet ways (pun intended) to add blue to your day!
Blue Blooms
An easy way to incorporate “something blue” is to add gorgeous blue blooms to your arch, aisle, or wedding bouquet. Whether you choose to have hints of the soft hue in your bouquet or centerpieces or have a whole bouquet of this gorgeous color, flowers are also a way to show your love for blue.
Blue Table Decor
Regardless of what shade of blue you choose, using blue on your table is a great way to add “something blue”!
Photo Credit: Wilde Company
Lighting
These are just a few ways to incorporate Something Blue into your Special Day! We would love to hear what your Something Blue will be?