How to Choose Your Wedding Ring

From knowing your size to determining the best material and style, choosing your wedding ring is a big decision. There is a lot to consider when making your choice, so here's some advice, guidance and inspiration to help you decide on the perfect set of wedding rings.

Generally, we recommend matching the metal to that of your engagement ring. But if you want to create a unique two-toned set, mixing gold and silver tones can work well too. Platinum is the hardest and strongest of the precious metals, but 18ct yellow and rose gold can be a lovely alternative if you are looking to add a pop of colour.

You might want to consider matching the metal or shape of your rings, so that they are a set in themselves – as a symbol of your relationship.

If you want to go this route, it's important to keep in mind that there are many different ways to match your wedding bands. You may want them to be the same metal, or the same shape. You could even match the shape of the ring with your partner’s ring so they fit together perfectly.

Whatever you decide, whether it's just one ring or both rings together as one unit, just remember: this is an expression of love and commitment between two people who are going into marriage together – so make sure it feels right for both of you!

Your wedding ring is a symbol of your relationship and an outward expression of how you feel about each other. It’s also a fantastic way to show off your individual style, so you want to make sure it’s the right fit for both of you.

Think about what kind of style or look resonates with you. You might fall in love with something completely different than your partner does – but that doesn't mean it won't be perfect on its own.

The last thing you want to do is rush into choosing your rings. Take time researching, so that you know exactly what you are looking for.

We hope that this guide has helped, and if you need any help choosing the perfect ring, we're here and happy to help.