Do wedding bands have to match?
Friday, May 28th, 2010 at
9:55 am
She wants an antique ring, he wants a celtic style ring... does it matter?
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The rings should be however they want them. It’s their wedding.
nope. you are two different people and have different tastes.
get the rings you want, you have to wear them the rest of your life. 
or they want, whatever applies.
Absolutely not. It is yours…enjoy it.
No way.
Only if it matters to you.
My wife and I have different rings. I love mine, and she loves hers and they are totally different.
Wedding rings are very personal, and I would suggest sitting down with your mate and talking with them about it. See if it matters to them if they match or not.
These days, it isn’t looked down upon. No one really cares anymore, if they ever did in the first place.
Hope this helps!
No, what ever u both like!
I would just say that they should both either be silver (white gold) or yellow gold. other than that, no. my and my fiances rings are not from a set.
NO! It does NOT matter! Matching rings are a thing of the past and extremely traditional. It’s strictly a personal preference now and totally acceptable.
Of course they don’t have to match!!! Just be glad he’ll wear one. These days you can look at a man’s left finger and wonder if they are married, and look at a woman’s and know they are! Wish my husband would just wear one (his construction job stops him by choice). I even bought him a new one about 4 years ago and asked him if he would marry me again, still have the ring in my jewelry box (he won’t wear it because he “likes his fingers in tack”
What matters is if both the bride and groom are happy with their rings. They will be “matching” by their love and the rings meaning, not by style.
Not necessarily. Tradition once held that wedding bands match but, with today’s vast and varied styles, neither the bride nor groom should have to wear a band that is not suited to their taste. Also, some brides now prefer to wear her new wedding band on the left hand, moving the engagement ring to her right, thus the two rings do not have to match.
Not at all it’s whatever makes the two of you happy. Some wedding album photo is probably the only time they will be next to each other long enough to notice. They’re meant to symbolize your love for one another. Love each other enough to give each other the rings you’ll love forever.
Nope. His original was yellow gold and mine is white gold. He looses them like every other month, so he wears cheap ones now. His favorite one that I got him was one I paid $5 for at a Women’s Expo!
no its whatever you are happy with as long as its given with your love its all good!
best of luck
Absolutely not. I work in a jewlery store and I see couples wearing completely different bands. The bride normally will get a diamond band, and the groom will get a plain gold band. As long as the significants is there, nothing else should matter.
Absolutely not. They don’t have to match. She should get what she wants and he should get what he wants. What matter is a happy relationship.
Not at all, I’ve always believed jewellery is a very personal thing, what suits me might not suit you, what suits you may not suit me, and my fiance and I do not have the same taste, I cannot see him being happy wearing an eternity style ring with tanzanites and he has inherited his father’s ring, so there would be no hope of me matching that ring, it is so old, you actually do not legally require rings anyway, get what you like!
i think they should kinda match.. but thats just me..
i plan on having mine match.. at least be similar enough.. he has his dad’s wedding band.. which he plans on wearing and having resized etc..
i’m going to get mine to match.. except his is in gold .. and i dislike gold.. so i’ll probably change the metal
no
These days it does not matter. I am getting married in 2 weeks and my fiance and I don’t have the same style when it comes to jewelry. He likes the celtic, dark metals and I prefer the shiny ones. I got a shiny, platinum ring and he got a darker colored one. I forget what that metal is. As long as each person is happy, that is all that matters.
I don’t think it does – I have a diamond wedding band and my husband has a plain gold one.
I don’t think so. The only advantage of having matching rings is it comes out nicer in pictures. My fiance wants a yellow gold ring and I’m having a white gold one. Who cares.
Each couple can decide for themselves. No rules.