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"Something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue." We love the sweetness and simplicity of this tradition, and we have been sharing some of our favorite ideas with you. Something New This is one of our favorite elements of the tradition, because it represents something that your wedding is all about - optimism for the future.  Photo by Joe and Patience Photography
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"Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue."
This well-known phrase is part of an age-old tradition meant to bring luck to the bride in her marriage. According to The Knot, "something old represents continuity; something new offers optimism for the future; something borrowed symbolizes borrowed happiness; something blue stands for purity, love, and fidelity." We love the sweetness and simplicity of this tradition, and we want to share some of our favorite ideas with you. Something Old It's easy to incorporate tradition into your wedding day, even if you're having a chic, modern wedding. Just think about the details like your grandmother's pearls, a bit of lace from your mother's gown, heirloom earrings, an antique ring … the options are endless! Here's one way that you can truly make that "something old" your very own: The first bridal shows of the season are upon us, and we're so excited! Bridal shows are wonderful resources for brides, and they're also a lot of fun!
Photos by Courtney Bowlden Photography Bridal shows are a fantastic source of information. Whether you want to know what's on trend in bridal gowns this year, or if there's anyone that can create the cake of your dreams, there will be someone that can answer your question. Wedding professionals in all specialties display their work so you can get a taste of what they offer and if it works for your style, which makes the shows great timesavers in your wedding planning process.
Pantone, a huge trendsetter in the world of colors, has recently announced their 2013 Color of the Year: Emerald. Pantone calls it "a color of elegance and beauty," and we love it! Emerald may not work for all of us, so here are some great ways to incorporate green into your wedding.   Photo by Melisa Draper The sun has set on Semiahmoo Resort’s wedding venue days.
Located 25 minutes north of Bellingham on the Semiahmoo spit, the Semiahmoo Resort has long been regarded as one of the premier wedding venues in Northwest Washington. It was voted Best Northwest Destination Site by Seattle Bride Magazine 2006, 2007 and 2010 and its elegance and ocean-view charm, along with its variety of venue settings, spacious guest accommodations and full-service spa made it the perfect place to say, “I do.”  Photo by Tiffany Burke Photography
What do you think of this simple, white bouquet? We love how the design echoes her dress. Find your florist here. |
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