Something Borrowed · Wedding Hire
Retro audio guestbooks, wedding post boxes, and florals so lifelike your guests won't believe they're not real. We handle delivery and collection. You enjoy your day.
Audio Guestbook Phone
UK-wide · from £39.99
Wedding Post Box
UK-wide · £59.95
The Graceful Bundle
Derby area · £895
Making memories
Pick what fits your day: a retro phone, a post box, a full floral hire, or all three. Book online in minutes.
The phone and post box are couriered to your door, UK-wide. The Graceful Bundle is delivered and collected by us.
Every piece is returned or collected by us. You leave with the memories. We leave with the kit.
Everything from a voice memory keepsake to a complete room transformation. Book each service individually or combine them for the full Something Borrowed experience.
Voices from everyone who came.
A beautifully styled vintage retro telephone that becomes the centrepiece of your reception. Guests pick up, hear your personal greeting, and leave a voice message you will keep forever.
From £39.99
3 packages available
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Every card. Beautifully received.
An iconic ivory and gold vintage-style Royal Mail post box. Guests post their cards and good wishes throughout the reception. Hire it on its own or alongside the audio phone.
£59.95
one flat rate
A complete room transformation.
Statement floral arch, 8 guest-table centrepieces, aisle floor pieces, top table runner, sign arrangements and more. All faux, all beautiful. Delivered and collected by us.
£895
within 10 miles of Derby
The statement backdrop, standalone.
Two free-standing curved pillars dressed in white roses, anemones, dahlias and sage eucalyptus. The signature arch from The Graceful Bundle, available to hire on its own.
£225
delivered and collected
Booking the Graceful Bundle?
We can bring the audio phone and post box with us on delivery day and collect everything together the morning after. No second delivery needed.
I sobbed listening back to it the morning after. My nan left a message that just... it was everything. We play it every anniversary.
The phone was a total hit. People were queuing up to use it and we had no idea until we heard the recording. Absolute gold.
My grandad passed away six months later. That recording is the last time I ever heard his voice properly. It means more than words.
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