Something Blue: Creative Ways to Add Blue to Your Wedding Look

Something Blue: Creative Ways to Add Blue to Your Wedding Look

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Feb 27, 2025

Every bride knows the classic wedding tradition: Something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue. While the first three are often sentimental keepsakes, the “something blue” is a fun way to infuse personality, elegance, and even a touch of whimsy into your wedding day look.

At Stardust Celebrations, we love helping brides find creative ways to incorporate blue into their wedding style. Whether you prefer a subtle hint or a bold statement, here are some beautiful ways to embrace this timeless tradition.

 

1. Blue Bridal Accessories

A simple yet elegant way to honor the tradition is by choosing blue accessories. Consider a delicate blue sash to accentuate your waist, a blue floral hairpiece, or sapphire earrings for a sophisticated touch. Even a light blue manicure can add a subtle nod to the tradition.

 

Tip: A pale blue silk ribbon tied around your bouquet can be a soft, romantic addition.

 

2. Blue Wedding Shoes

Why not let your “something blue” be a fun surprise? Opt for a pair of blue wedding shoes—whether it’s sky-blue heels, pastel flats, or bold cobalt stilettos, they’ll peek out from beneath your gown in the most charming way.

 

Bonus: You’ll be able to wear them again after the wedding!

 

3. Blue Jewelry for a Classic Touch

Sapphire, aquamarine, or even blue topaz jewelry can be a stunning way to add a pop of blue to your bridal look. A sapphire engagement ring (think Princess Diana’s iconic ring) is a timeless and elegant choice, but even a small gemstone pendant or bracelet can subtly incorporate blue.

 

4. Embroidered or Hidden Blue Details

Want a truly unique and sentimental touch? Have your wedding date or initials embroidered in blue thread inside your dress. This hidden detail makes for a sweet keepsake and a fun surprise when captured in photos.

 

5. A Blue Veil or Cape for a Bold Statement

For the fashion-forward bride, a soft blue veil or a tulle cape can create a dreamy and ethereal look. Light shades of blue blend beautifully with ivory and white gowns, creating a romantic and unexpected style moment.

 

6. Blue Bridesmaid Dresses or Groomsmen Accents

Let your bridal party share in the tradition! Dressing your bridesmaids in different shades of blue or incorporating blue ties and pocket squares for the groomsmen is a stylish way to weave blue into your big day.

 

Trending: Mismatched bridesmaid dresses in varying shades of blue for a gorgeous, ombré effect!

 

7. A Blue Wedding Dress (Yes, Really!)

Who says a wedding dress has to be white? Soft blue wedding gowns have been making a splash in bridal fashion, offering a modern yet timeless alternative. From barely-there icy hues to deep, dramatic blues, this bold choice is perfect for the non-traditional bride.

 

8. A Blue Getting-Ready Outfit

From silk robes to cute pajama sets, wearing a touch of blue while getting ready is an easy way to include the tradition—and it looks adorable in photos!

 

9. Blue Flowers in Your Bouquet

Blue florals, such as hydrangeas, delphiniums, or blue thistles, can add a fresh and natural touch to your bouquet. Even a small blue ribbon wrapped around the stems creates a subtle nod to tradition.

 

10. A Blue Wedding Cake or Dessert

Extend the tradition beyond your attire with blue elements in your reception! A watercolor-inspired blue wedding cake, blue macarons, or even blue signature cocktails can tie everything together beautifully.

 

Find Your “Something Blue” at Our Dallas Bridal Salon

From classic and traditional to modern and bold, incorporating blue into your wedding day is a special way to honor tradition while expressing your style. Need help finding the perfect gown or accessories? Visit Stardust Celebrations, and let our expert stylists help you complete your dream bridal look!

 

Schedule your appointment today and let’s find your perfect “something blue” together!