Purchasing an engagement ring and a wedding ring is one of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make. If you’re wondering about traditional and modern ring etiquette then read our tips on what to buy, how to wear it and who pays for what.
Who should pay for the rings? Typically, the groom pays for the engagement and weddings ring for the bride, and the bride pays for the wedding band for the groom. Due to current economic situations, many couples are turning to Cubic Zirconia rings as alternative to pricier gems. Offering all the sparkle for a lot less cash, CZ rings are the perfect way to show a symbol of your love without breaking the bank.
Which finger should an engagement ring be worn? The left ring finger is usually reserved for the engagement and wedding rings. On the big day, the bride may choose to wear her engagement ring on the right ring finger, to accommodate the wedding band on her left. After that, she can wear both rings together on the left ring finger.
Some couples choose to wear promise rings before they get engaged. To avoid confusion, these are worn on the right ring finger.
What wedding ring style is the “right one”? This is a question of personal preference. The design of the ring is often dictated by price. Some couples may choose to get CZ rings instead of diamonds, whereas, for other couples, money is no object.
The bride-to-be will usually have her own preference as to the cut and clarity of the stone. With so many settings from which to select, it may take a little shopping around to find the perfect rings. For example, just a few options include: princess cut, trillion, asscher, cushion, heart, marquee, radiant and emerald. The list goes on and on.
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