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Picking out your wedding ring can be an exciting part of marriage preparations. The ring symbolizes your commitment, your love, your partner, and yourself, so you want it to be perfect. Sorting through the millions of options, though, can be overwhelming and stressful, so narrow down your options with the following guidelines. - Metal. From titanium to silver to the many variations of gold, your wedding ring should suit you. Factors like durability, color, and weight should all be taken into account, and any good sales representative should be able to help filter through the options based on your preferences.
- Color. For a traditional look, aim for silvers and golds--some things are unlikely to go out of style anytime soon. If you want something more personal or unique, white and black tungsten wedding rings are both unique and durable. Other metals come in varying colors as well.
- Width. This category is self-explanatory, but be sure to opt for both comfort and style when deciding how wide you want your wedding ring to be.
- Gemstones. While many wedding rings go without any kind of embellishments, adding gemstones can personalize your ring and give them that extra pop of color or shine. The options are as varied as with the bands themselves, from diamonds to colored gems. You can have a single gem or adorn your wedding ring with as many as you like.
- Shape. Regardless of whether you choose a traditional rounded or flat wedding ring or a more stylish and unique band, be sure to go for the comfort fit interior. The comfort fit has gained popularity for a reason. You won't want to take it off!
- Finish. Do you want your wedding ring to shimmer in the light, or have a texture to the touch? Get a polished finish to grab attention with its shine, or try a matte or brushed finish for a more subtle approach.
- Grooves and Engraving. This is where you can really get creative. Adding a groove or two to your wedding ring can set you apart from the crowd, and engravings can personalize the physical expression of your commitment to your partner.
- Matching. Whether you want to have matching wedding rings or focus on personal preference, coordinate with your partner before you shop!
- Try It All! Once you're out and looking, ask to try on anything you find appealing. See how it looks on your finger, admire it, find flaws in it, and move to the next one until you find the perfect one.
- Never Settle! You might fall in love with one, buy it, and find something that you love even more later on. It's not uncommon for couples to get new wedding rings for anniversaries, special milestones, or even just because! If looking down at your ring finger makes you smile and your heart glow, then you've succeeded!
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