We're giving the Best Man the rings to hold during the ceremony - but I don't want to keep it in the boxes because then they won't fit in his pocket. For those of you already married - how did you do it? I was thinking of getting a little pouch.
missgwife
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My sister just handed them to him
jessruth9
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I have seen pouches on a few different websites. The one below can be personalized for an extra special touch.
I think a pouch is a good idea, to keep them safe (god forbid it falls out of his pocket, the pouch will be seen on the ground vs the rings just mixing in with the ground ...) but it may be a bit cumbersome for the best man to get the rings out of the pouch when the time comes..... ?? Maybe he uses the pouch until right before the ceremony and then empties it so it is easier for the BM to take them out of his pocket??
little34
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I never thought of having a pouch..that is a good idea... the priest or who ever is marrying you can undo the pouch when they are blessing the rings. I always thought they just had the rings. I am a bit nervous...we are having our wedding outside on a dock and I am so scared that if we fumble with them they might drop through the dock... can you imagine... knock on wood!!!!!!
soon2BMrsDee
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They have jewelry pouches at most jewelers, just ask them for one and put them in there. Some even have zippers so you don't have worry about them falling out.
jeanne08
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that's a great idea. tonight it seems like everyone is posting all the little details I haven't thought of yet! Thanks Girls!
empressdani
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Posted by jessruth9
I have seen pouches on a few different websites. The one below can be personalized for an extra special touch.
get a pouch or something!!! My FH 'lost' his brothers rings at his wedding. They fell through a hole in the liner and into the jacket. I'm worried about retaliation.