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Ideas For Your Something Blue

One of the sweetest wedding traditions is incorporating “something blue” into your big day. The color blue has long symbolized love, fidelity, and purity, making it the perfect addition to your celebration. But gone are the days when your only option was a blue garter—today’s brides are getting creative with this timeless detail.


Here are some unique and stylish ideas for adding a touch of blue to your wedding:


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1. Blue Shoes

Step into your happily-ever-after with a bold pop of color on your feet. From sky blue pumps to deep navy heels, shoes are a fun way to make a statement while keeping your “something blue” subtle or striking—depending on your style.



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2. Veil Embroidery

Add a delicate detail to your bridal look with blue embroidery on your veil. Whether it’s your initials, wedding date, or a meaningful phrase stitched in blue thread, it creates a personal and romantic keepsake.



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3. Garter

A nod to tradition with a modern twist, a garter in soft baby blue or rich sapphire is both playful and classic. Even if it’s hidden under your gown, it’s a sweet detail that checks the “something blue” box.


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4. Bridesmaids

If you’d like your “something blue” to be part of your overall aesthetic, consider dressing your bridal party in shades of blue. From soft dusty hues to bold cobalt, bridesmaid dresses are a beautiful way to weave blue into your wedding palette.



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5. Nails

For brides who love a touch of modern chic, blue nail polish is a subtle yet stylish idea. Choose a pale pastel for a minimalist look or opt for a bold navy manicure for something more dramatic.



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6. Sentimental Pin

Carry a piece of love with you by pinning a blue charm, ribbon, or heirloom inside your dress. This hidden detail is especially meaningful if it’s passed down from family or gifted by someone close to you.



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7. Blue Flowers in Your Bouquet

Florals are a natural and elegant way to incorporate blue. Think hydrangeas, delphiniums, or thistle tucked into your bouquet or centerpieces for a soft, romantic touch.



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8. Blue Stitching on Your Dress

Add a hidden message stitched in blue thread inside your gown—whether it’s your new monogram, wedding date, or even a sweet phrase like “I do.” It’s intimate, special, and uniquely yours.


Whether you choose to make your “something blue” bold and visible or sweet and discreet, it’s a beautiful way to honor tradition while adding a personal touch to your wedding day.


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