7 Rules for Choosing Your Wedding Rings

Choosing the right wedding ring is very important. You want to pick wedding rings that both compliment your engagement ring and your everyday style. There are a myriad of options to choose from, including gold, platinum and eternity bands, as well as whether or not to engrave your wedding rings. Ask your officiant if your ceremony calls for specific types of wedding rings, such as unadorned. Before you visit a jeweler, read our tips on how to shop for wedding rings:

1. Start Your Search Early

If you're like most couples, you'll have a basic idea of what you want before you head out to the stores, but that doesn't mean you won't find five different bands you love once you start shopping. Give yourselves at least two months to browse, research, price, and revisit rings that catch your eye. Allow even more time if you're interested in a custom piece-extras like engraving can take up to one month. If you're pressed for time, you may need to save the sweet talk for later. Ask if you can bring the rings back for engraving before you buy.