DOES MY WEDDING BAND NEED TO BE PLAIN?


There are no rules when it comes to what a wedding ring should look like. If you have an engagement ring with a lot of stones, then you may prefer a simpler wedding ring to not over power it. However, if you have a simple or solitaire engagement ring then you may want a diamond wedding band to add a bit more sparkle and create a stunning stack.


WHO BUYS THE WEDDING RINGS?


That’s up to you as well, as the engagement ring is typically picked out and payed for by one person as a surprise a lot of couples choose to pick wedding rings together and use a pool of money from both parties to pay. It can also be a meaningful experience to go together and help each other pick the perfect ring that suits each of you and your styles.


SHOULD OUR WEDDING RINGS MATCH?


Some couples have completely matching rings but you can also do it in a subtler way. You can have the same metal but different designs or the same design and different metals. If your personal styles are so different you can’t find a metal or design you both like, then you can always choose completely different rings which complement each of you and then just have a significant word, date or symbol that means a lot to the both of you engraved inside the band.


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For more information or if you would like to place an enquiry please contact our team on 02476 347 038 or email info@johnsonsjewellers.co.uk. Johnsons Jewellers, 50/51 Queens Road, Nuneaton, CV11 5JX


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