Chic "Something Blue" Pieces to Work Into Your Wedding Day

You don't actually have to wear your "something blue" down the aisle. Consider switching things up by storing your wedding bands in this sophisticated blue velvet jewelry box. It also makes a pretty accessory for your nightstand.

The easiest way to incorporate something blue into your wedding day look is to wear a pair of ocean-colored earrings. This pearl and topaz piece can rise to any occasion, whether you've opted for a princess dress or subdued suit separates.

A silky robe with plume feathered sleeves will make you feel extra special as you're getting ready with your bridesmaids on your wedding day. There's no doubt that this look pairs perfectly with a celebratory glass of champagne.

Feathery silk robe not quite you? Wake up on your big day in a more casual, sweet set of pajamas embossed with blue florals. You can also gift a set to your bridesmaids, so you girls can gather for that cute getting-ready photo opp. 

Wear your heart on your sleeve—literally—with this blue-and-gold charm bracelet. Let the tears and emotions flow; your bridesmaids will be standing next to you ready with tissues.

You have your something blue, and now your flower girls will too. This adorable blue bow hair pin easily clips in to pull back loose waves or adorn straight-as-a-pin hair in a half-up style.

Jot down your wedding vows in this something-blue Smythson notebook, or use it to reflect on your celebrations while you're on your honeymoon. 

Here's a kitten-heeled shoe that can take you down the aisle, through multiple photo opps, and straight to the dance floor at your reception. The fishnet and slingback strap emblazoned with the fashion house's logo adds a luxe touch to any outfit. 

Get creative with the something blue by spritzing yourself with this "Wild Bluebell" scent from Jo Malone London. You'll smell notes of persimmon, lemon, and fresh bluebells. 

This handbag is your hold-all accessory for the rehearsal dinner and day-after wedding brunch. Pair it with work outfits long after the big day is over. 
This story appears in the February 2020 issue of Marie Claire.

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