Here’s the Meaning Behind the “Something Old, New, Borrowed and Blue” Tradition | The Knot

You may have heard people say you need "something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue" on your wedding day. But where does this rhyming wedding tradition come from, and what does it mean? In our second episode of “All Things Wedding with The Knot” we are breaking down the meaning of this tradition and how you can include these wedding good luck charms on your big day. Don’t forget to subscribe for more “All Things Wedding with The Knot” videos coming soon. ____________________________________________________________________ Follow The Knot on: Website: https://www.theknot.com/ Facebook:   / theknot   Instagram:   / theknot   Twitter:   / theknot   Pinterest:   / theknot   Also check out our other pages: The Bump: https://www.thebump.com/ The Nest: https://www.thenest.com/ Subscribe:    / @theknot   What You’ll See: See more of our Wedding Videos here:    • Wedding   In 16 countries around the world, The Knot Worldwide’s leading global family of brands inspire, inform and celebrate our communities as they move through life’s milestones. Our promise is to give all couples the resources and confidence needed to easily plan a wedding that is uniquely their own. From the proposal to the big day, creating a home to starting a family together, we’re there for every step of the journey. We help couples navigate and enjoy life’s biggest moments - together. Our vision is to make it easy for every couple in the world to plan a wedding that is uniquely their own. Follow The Knot on: Visit Our Website: https://www.theknot.com/ Follow The Knot on Facebook:   / theknot   Follow The Knot on Instagram:   / theknot   Follow The Knot on Twitter:   / theknot   Follow The Knot on Pinterest:   / theknot   Also check out our other pages: The Bump: https://www.thebump.com/ #theknot #weddingday #ring #weddingring #ringsize