"Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue" is another typical ritual at a traditional ceremony. It is considered good luck for the bride to carry something from each category during the wedding, according to this long-standing custom. If feasible, a bride will strive to carry one item that satisfies all of these definitions. At her own wedding, a bride should wear something old that has special meaning for her and that fits her body type. This could be an heirloom dress that was passed down through the family or something cheap but nice that symbolizes how far she has come in life. As far as something new, a bride should consider wearing a dress that is not commonly seen at weddings (stripes, florals, etc.). This represents that she is not following the trends but choosing what she loves instead. Something borrowed is anything that people will think is beautiful or elegant but that she does not feel comfortable wearing herself. For example, a bride might wear the jewelry of her husband-to-be or his parents. Last, something blue is any color that is associated with marriage. A bride should wear a color that makes her feel happy and confident. At the reception, guests will often donate money to send a couple away for their honeymoon. The amount donated usually depends on the price of the gift but $50-$100 is common. If there is no budget for a honeymoon, then the couple should plan to go see a movie or do some other fun activity together.