Do you wear your e-ring on the same hand as your wedding band on your wedding day? or do you wear them seperately???
A friend just asked me because she is getting married in two weeks and she just realized her e-ring doens't fit on her right hand...what did everyone do???
TIA
Maybride519
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I wore mine on my rigt hand and after the ceremony I switched it over. If it doesn't fit on her other hand she should have her mom or someone close to her hold it for her until after the ceremony
ewickens
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I plan on wearing mine on my left hand and just switching them around after the ceremony.
LaurenluvsTJ
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I wore mine on my right hand, but if it didn't fit on my right hand, I probably would have just left it off.
Thumballina
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Thanks girls... I told her to not even worry about it - to either wear her e-ring on her left hand - like she always does - or take it off after the ceremony...
JessicaM.
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mine doesn't fit on my right hand, but I wanted to have it accessible after the ceremony, so I had my MOH wear it.
cjb88
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When DH was about to slip the wedding ring on my finger, i took the e-ring off real quick, then put it right back on...
ayadali
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I wore it on my left hand the whole time... DH took it off as he was saying his vows, put it on my right hand, and then put my wedding band on my left hand.
Aly0124
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When my sister got married, I was her MOH. When it came time to exchange rings, she handed me her e-ring as I handed her my brother-in-law's wedding band. After they were pronounced husband and wife, I handed her back her e-ring along with her bouquet. It worked out quite well.
ABGS06
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I wore my e-ring on my right hand. Then I put it on my left hand after the ceremony