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Right hand
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right ring finger most likely. My only other option would be to have my sister wear it for the ceremony, and I don't know if I want to do that. I figure i'll put it on my right hand and switch it after the cermeony.
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Definitely my right hand!
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right hand.. I was going to have my MOH wear it for the ceremony but she won't because they say it's bad luck to let someone wear your ring or to wear someone elses. yikes! don't want any of that haha
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On my right hand!
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If not your right hand bc it doesnt fit, then maybe try your MOH hand?
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Def my right hand! If I can't then my sister (MOH) will be holding it
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Right hand for sure. Although I want it on my left hand for all the pre ceremony pictures so I will have to remember to switch it right before I walk down the aisle! lol
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Right hand. Then transferring it to my left as soon as possible after my wedding band goes on!
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Left hand. My ring doesn't fit on my right hand. For whatever reason my left hand ring finger is smaller than the rest of my fingers. Is this bad luck to wear it on your left hand?
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It will be nice and SNUG on my right hand.
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I'm probably just going to either have my mom hold it, or put it on an ankle bracelet chain to hold until the ceremony is over. It will never fit on my right hand, and if it does, I'll probably never get it off. LOL
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Right hand--for some reason I've actually 'practiced' wearing it on my right hand for a few minutes the other day. Don't ask why because I have no idea.
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right hand
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Right hand during ceremony and will put it on my left finger with my wedding band as soon as ceremony is over.
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I plan on leaving it right where it is and switching the rings after the ceremony.