If you are getting married chances are you have heard of this popular wedding tradition, and like most brides it is probably very important to you to include each of the elements of this tradition into your big day.
 Here are several stylish and creative tips that can help you incorporate something, old, new, borrowed, and blue seamlessly into your wedding day.
Something Old Ask your seamstress to sew a small piece of lace from your mother or grandmothers wedding dress into the hem of your dress.
Pin your hair up with vintage hair pins that belong to an elderly family member.
Put a movie ticket stub from one of your first dates inside of your shoe or in the handle of your bouquet.
Adorn your garter with antique lace or ribbon.
Wear a piece of jewelry that you inherited from a family member or loved one.
Something New A new Piece of jewelry from your groom or mother such as earrings or a necklace.
A New Brooch that you plan to pass down to your children as a family heirloom.
Your shoes.
Your wedding dress.
Something Borrowed Borrow a handkerchief from one of your family members around the handle of your bouquet.
Wear your mothers pearl necklace.
Wear a bracelet that belongs to your grandmother.
Borrow your best friend's purse to keep all of your wedding day essentials handy.
Something Blue Buy a garter with adorned with a blue charm or blue ribbon Wear a necklace with a light blue stone.
Have you undergarments embroidered with your married initials in blue.
Ask your florist to include some forget-me-nots when creating your bouquet.
These are just some of the more popular alternatives brides have used.
Don't stress about making everything perfect and by the book.
The best ideas are those that come naturally to you .
This tradition is meant to add a fun twist to the wedding process so go ahead and have fun with it.