The excitement of wedding planning is a one-of-a-kind feeling. It's a mix of emotions; from elated at the thought of marrying the person you love, to the shock that sets in when you realize how much time goes into every single little detail of a wedding. Hopefully, this article finds you before you start shopping for wedding bands because I would like to make the process a little easier for you.So, you are wondering if you should or should not shop for curved wedding bands. There are 2 big pros and cons to consider. By comparing them you can help make the best choice for your. The good news is that there is right or wrong answers; follow your instincts and you will find your perfect wedding band.
Pros and Cons of Buying Curved Wedding Bands #1: The Look
Curved wedding bands contour around the silhouette of your engagement ring, giving the two rings a well-matched and cohesive look. For some brides, this is important. However, if you buy a curved wedding band, you are committing to wearing both rings together forever. That may sound like a mute point right now, but as life changes, work environments change, and/or activities change you may be less inclined to wear your big beautiful diamond everywhere you go. In that case, your curved wedding band may look a little misplaced and a straight band may be a better solution. Straight wedding bands can be worn with a set or on their own.It is also a personal choice to wear a perfectly matched curved wedding band or to go with a wedding ring that has is more eclectic look, such as ornate vintage engagement rings paired with straight simple wedding rings. The best way to decide what look you like is to start trying on rings and letting the different looks sink in. The one you remember a couple weeks from now is most likely your perfect look.
Pros and Cons of Buying Curved Wedding Bands #2: The Fit
If you choose to go with a straight wedding band over curved wedding bands, you will have the freedom to wear it on its own or with the engagement ring. However, the rings will not fit snug together. This may or many not be a concern, but it's a good idea to give this some thought.
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