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Ceremony Question RE Rings

CatchI22 Posted:

Ceremony Question RE Rings

What do you do with your engagement ring during the ceremony?
Do you put it on the other hand, take it off when he puts on the wedding band, or put the band infront of it?
MarcellaBella Posted:

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I will be wearing my e-ring on my right hand during the ceremony..

ddunne23 Posted:

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Some people where on on their right hand and I heard that others give it to their mom's or someone else to hold until after the ceremony and then you put it back on after you receive your wedding band.

Latina511 Posted:

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I wore my e-ring on my right hand during the ceremony.

MichelleW Posted:

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I wore mine on my right hand too
VickiC Posted:

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My ering doesn't fit on my right hand. So I left it on my left hand during the ceremony, and when it came time to do the vows, I just put it on my left pinky. When David put my wedding band on, he just took my ering off my pinky and put it in front of my wedding band. No one really noticed at all.

Niecey Posted:

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Mine doesn't fit on my right hand..it is too small.

Are any of you getting more than one wedding band? I am getting a diamond one for my left hand to match the enagement ring and a plain band for my right hand that matches FI. If you are getting both, are you bringing both? Don't you have to get both rings blessed? how are you working this?
Niecey Posted:

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Vicki - I think I am with you!

antoinette Posted:

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I though i could leave it on my left hand and the wed band infront of it - is that not the way its supposed to go??
NovemberSue Posted:

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I got an insert so FH will have both my engagement ring and my wedding band to slip on my finger.

VickiC Posted:

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antoinette - normally the wedding band goes first, then your e-ring. But you could put them however you're most comfortable.

antoinette Posted:

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i was planning to just swich the wedding band from in front of the engagement ring to the back of the engagement ring- is there a rule of thumb that the wedding ring must go on a bare finger during the ceremony or something still confused
blushingbride2003 Posted:

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I'm going to wear my e-ring on my right hand and then switch after the ceremony so the two will be on my right.

VickiC Posted:

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antoinette - no there is no rule that the wedding band has to go on a bare finger. It just makes it easier to slide the wedding band on. At least that is what other people have told me.
luvleyles Posted:

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Antionette - I have heard that the wedding band goes on first - closest to your heart
Lmissb Posted:

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Im wearing my engagement ring on my right hand when I say my vows, then change it after the ceremony

jennbaby Posted:

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i am wearing my Ering on my right hand even though it really dont fit. i'll stick my hand in the freezer the day of the wedding to make it fit then after the reception, i'll put it back

Cindy Posted:

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I wore it on my left had and had my wedding band go in front of it. I wanted to wear it the way I always did when I was in church. Now I wear my band first and then my e-ring.
LisaT Posted:

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I had two rings and had them both blessed. The BM puts them all on the tray - the priest blesses them, and then the BM takes the other band off and leaves the two we use during the ceremony. It was seamless and not evident to anyone other than us.

At a recent wedding I went too, the priest blessed the engagement ring also, while the bride was wearing it.

I wore my engagement ring on my right hand during the ceremony - and its stayed on my right hand since then.

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