
10 unique ‘something blue’ ideas for your upcoming wedding
1. A garter
If you’re doing the garter thing, why not add a pop of blue? That’s two traditions ticked off in one go! How efficient of you.
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2. Your wedding party
Another fun way to add in your ‘something blue’ is to get your wedding party involved, whether it’s robes for the bridesmaids, ties for the groomsmen or an adorable dress for the flower girl. It’s also a great opportunity to put a bow tie on the dog, obviously.
3. Jewellery
Wedding outfit missing a little something, something? Sounds like the perfect excuse to treat yourself to some beautiful, blue sparkle for your big day. We’re obsessed with these unique earrings from small brand, Nordic Flowers which contain real, preserved forget me not flowers.
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Forget Me Not Sterling Silver Or Gold Plated Earrings
£16

Midnight Blue Triple Tear Drop Crystal Earrings
£15

Topaz Blue Cz Droplet Drop Earrings In Sterling Silver
£9.95

Personalised Gold Plated Sterling Silver Blue Topaz Pendant Necklace: December Birthstone
£15

Something Blue Pearl Heart Bracelet For Brides
£27

Personalised Velvet Ring And Earring Jewellery Box
£38
4. Part of your bouquet
Your bouquet is a great place to add some of those thoughtful details, from floral pins to bridal charms or a bespoke ribbon. This gorgeous velvet ribbon from small brand, Lisa Angel, can actually be personalised with a loved one’s handwriting. How sweet!
5. Your shoes
Whether you’re rocking your Crocs or keeping it traditional, try adding ‘something blue’ to your footwear. Think sole stickers, blue laces or even just a pair of lucky socks.
6. A crystal keepsake
If blue doesn’t really go with your colour scheme, then popping a crystal in your bag is another way to still bring yourself some good luck. And it’ll make a lovely keepsake after the big day, too.
7. Hair accessories
If a veil’s not for you, why not try one of these alternate ideas? Choose from tulle bows, statement headbands, sparkly clips and more. Mmm, it’s a hard decision, isn’t it?
8. Confetti
We’re not saying you should do it just for the photos, but blue confetti will look great on the gram. Just saying.
9. Details in your dress or suit
If you want a top secret nod to your ‘something blue’, we love the idea of adding a patch or piece of blue fabric to the lining of a dress or suit. You can make it even more meaningful by adding a handwritten embroidered message from a loved one. No, you’re crying.
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10. Your favours
Treat your wedding guests to ‘something blue’, from chocolates to jam or even popcorn. You could even have a go at making your own signature blue cocktails for everyone to enjoy. Smurf-tini, anyone?
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