Wedding rings can be a traditional type, possible a family heirloom or perhaps a birthstone. The rings will be worn constantly so it is important to choose and find the right rings for you both. Rings do not have to be identical, but most are sold in packages for both the bride and groom. When first choosing a jeweller, make sure that he has a good reputation and is not just a retailer. Discuss your budget limitations with the dealer and stick to them.
Most jewellers have ranges to suit all tastes and budgets.
It is prudent to start shopping as soon as possible and give the jeweller at least a month for any alterations before the wedding. When choosing a size remember that it is fine to have it a little tight on your finger as you will hardly ever take it off, whereas a little loose will only cause problems such as not sitting properly on your finger and even slipping off. The choosing of the wedding rings is usually a joint decision and is something the couple does together. Inc. Pagewise makes no representations about the content published on this site. Pagewise hereby disclaims all warranties and conditions with regard to this information, and user agrees that all such use is at its own risk.