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Something old, Something new... article published in Fairlady BRIDE 2007/ 2008
Something old, something new is a Victorian rhyme infused with traditions that goes back centuries.
Here is the meaning of the rhymes:
- 'Something old' - a reminder for the bride of her origins connecting her to family and ancestors.
- 'Something new' - symbolic of the new life for the bride and groom.
- 'Something borrowed' - would normally be an object from the bride's side of the family. The object would remind her that she can always depend on her friends and family.
- 'Something blue' - represented by a blue ribbon, the blue objects symbolizes the moon. The moon is believed to be the protector of woman and fidelity.
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