Not seeing your future spouse before the ceremony is a well-known one, but probably the most popular wedding tradition has its origins in an Old English rhyme: Something old, something new ...

Whether you're the mother of the bride in a wedding ... "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue" thing got started and to get some fun, creative ideas for honoring ...

How does the famous wedding saying go again? "Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue." But when it comes to "something blue" ideas, it's easy to feel, well, a little ...

“Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue”: The old English rhyme is invoked by brides on their wedding day in hopes that it will bring good luck and fortune to their marriage.

You've likely heard the centuries-old "something borrowed, something blue" saying. Here's what it means and where it came ...

“I’m using the sleeves from one dress, the lace from another and the foundation from the third to create something ... wedding dress or father’s old shirt. We sew that piece into the lining ...

Brown's daughters Aspyn, Mykelti and Ysabel surprised the Sister Wives' star with special gifts ahead of her October wedding ... something borrowed, something blue, something old, something new ...

Something else Mr ... When planning the wedding, the couple knew they had to blend their two worlds. “Our theme was this old world meets the new,” Mr. Mendieta said. “It’s not just ...

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. The old English rhyme dictating four good luck charms for a bride on her wedding day is a popular tradition the world over ...