A  lot of people do not know that there is a difference between an engagement ring and a wedding ring.

 

Well for these persons, a ring is a ring, as long as the couple love themselves and are ready to spend their lives together.

 

First, this piece will explain the difference between both rings. Also, it will explain if the bride can wear both rings or simply opt for one.

 

The traditional engagement ring typically have one dominant stone, which either stands alone or is surrounded by additional smaller stones.

By contrast, a wedding ring is traditionally a plain metal band or a diamond-band that you receive when you exchange your vows during the wedding ceremony.

You wear your engagement ring and wedding ring together on the fourth finger of your left hand.

 

Tradition holds that you wear the wedding band inside the engagement ring so that it’s closer to your heart.

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Should A Bride Wear Both Rings Or Opt For One?

Here are a few reasons why some brides opt to wear just one ring:

 

— Single rings can be more comfortable than a wedding band and engagement ring combo.

 

— You don’t have to worry about losing both rings since you are wearing one.

 

— You also don’t have to worry about two rings perfectly matching. It can sometimes be tricky to find a wedding band that pairs with your engagement ring if they’re not purchased as a set.

 

— The funds that would typically be allocated for both rings can be invested in a single ring.

 

There’s no right or wrong answer when it comes to choosing to wear engagement and wedding rings.

 

Just make sure that the ring (or rings) you choose to wear to symbolize your love and marriage will have enduring meaning for you for many years to come.

 

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