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A ring that my late grandfather left to my father. I remember my grandfather wearing the ring all the time! I'm either going to wear it on my right hand or have it attached to my bouquet.
Mine will possibly be my mothers wedding ring from her and my fathers marriage. But i'm not sure yet....there are too many choices!!!
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My ering is an antique- so it was my something old.
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My pearl necklace and earrings are my something old...how old does your "something old" have to be? Really old? Heirloom? We were burglarized when I was a kid, so my mom has no jewelry to pass down... :-(
My grandmother, who passed away before I was born, designated a fabulous emerald and diamond cocktail ring for me. I will carry it in my bouquet as I walk down the aisle in her memory and in honor of those women in my life who have survived breast cancer.
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A piece of lace from my mother's wedding dress will be part of my bouquet and my something old.
My greatgrandmother's prayer book, which has been carried down the aisle by 4 generations of women in my family :)
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My "something old" will actually act as 3 roles. My mom made two gold bangles from her gold jewelry that she received from my maternal grandmother on her wedding day as a gift to me and my sister (she's also getting married this year). So, the bangle will be "something old, something new" and I might borrow the other bangle from my sister, so "something borrowed."
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I have a ring that was passed down to me and my mom is giving me the handkerchief with sixpence she had on her wedding day.
I'm really excited about my something old! It's a gold heart-shaped charm (not a locket, it doesn't open) which currently lives on my mother's charm bracelet (a gift from her grandmother). My great-grandmother (mother's mother's mother) teethed on it, so there are little baby toothmarks in it. There is a monogram on it in curly script, but we're not able to identify whose monogram it is - we think it might be my great-great -grandmother's, it fits with her maiden name. I'll be attaching it to a (not-charm) bracelet for the wedding.
So far I have
Something Blue/New - Saphire Stud Earring from my parents
Something New - my wedding gown/shoes/jewlery
and yeah thats it...
I wish my family had some kind of jewelery that I could use as my something old or borrowed. I am not really worried about this....well not yet atleast check back with me in a couple months
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Something Old--symbolizes the continuous chain between the the bride's family and the past.
Something New--symbolizes optimism and hope for good fortune and success in the brides new life.
Something Borrowed--symbolizes the friends and family that will always be there for the bride and the shared happiness from married couples. Something Blue--symbolizes the bride's faithfulness, loyalty, purity, fidelity and purity.
What is your something OLD?