You may have heard of a little tradition called something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue. (And a sixpence in your shoe, but that part is usually left off!) Thought to bring good luck to brides on their wedding days, this age-old rhyme dates back to Victorian England and describes four things you should wear on your big day
Designed with a sleek, fitted bodice that contours the frame, this silhouette flows effortlessly into a straight-cut skirt for a refined finish
Vendors More Photos From This Album Beth & Jimmy in New Hartford, NY The First Kiss as Husband and Wife The Bridal Bouquet Hydrangea and Feather Centerpieces The Ceremony Strapless Belted Gown White Tented Reception Space Navy Bridal Party Style Bow Peep-Toe Heels Classic Folded Table Numbers Wedded Bliss
Let the sneakers anchor everything else, and build from there
While business casual offers more flexibility, a business dress code includes a tailored shirt, suit or sports jacket, a tie, and dress shoes
Sleeve Style: Cap Sleeve