MemberHey, all you picky Bees like me.
I’m really particular. And I’ve been trying to figure out what I could borrow.
I know what I want for all my accessories, the type of hairpiece I want is not anything that anyone I know has used, I have my shoes, and we want our own cake cutting set and toasting flutes to keep.
I’m out of ideas. Anyone?
MemberI have heard of brides borrowing a penny (to put in their shoe) then returning it to their friend later. I am borrowing my grandmother’s pearl necklace.
MemberI am borrowing a tie clip from my father, and I will put it on the wrapped part of my bouquet.
MemberI borrowed my husband’s grandma’s cake cutting knife she used at her wedding. It was perfect for us! My mom bought a hankerchief to wrap around my flowers which I would have to give back so it was borrowed… but I never used it because I don’t think something borrowed works like that. Hankerchiefs are something great to borrow. Also if you have a pendant that is special to your family but doesn’t go with your wedding day look you could incorporate that into your flowers.
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MemberDo these have to be something that you’re wearing?
Right now, I’ve borrowed a basket from an aunt that I’ll use for my cards. Does that count?
Membermy mom has a great diamond bracelet that has been my cousin and my best friend’s something borrowed (my best friend calls her mom, too). i’m sure it will be mine as well.
MemberI had the same issue as you – I bought or had everything I was going to wear! I was talking to my SMIL and she suggested I talk to my SIL who got married one year before and borrow a handkerchief from her, so I contacted her and asked. Then, my SMIL realized she had some of her mother’s hankies, so I ended up borrowing two from her and one from my SIL. Maybe something like that would work for you?
MemberI borrowed a piece of jewellery from my Mother-In-Law that was quite significant to their family history!
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MemberMy grandmother’s pearl necklace. It was also my something old.
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Mine is my Maid of Honor/Best Friend’s mother’s veil. She passed away last week, and we are so humbled that she shared this gift with us.
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