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5 tips for a stress-free wedding band search

5 tips for a stress-free wedding band search

Now that you're engaged, the two of you are probably in the process of picking out the perfect wedding bands to exchange on the big day. You may want to have matching or complementing bands. Here are a few tips to help you have fun while you proceed with your search.

Get going

You should start looking for your bands at least two months before the wedding. That gives you enough time to shop around and wait for shipping or custom services. However, if you start early, more power to you! The sooner you look, the sooner you can cross that off your nuptial to-do list. If you're looking to have the rings engraved, leave time for that as well.

Matching

Many couples wonder whether wedding bands have to match. When it comes down to it, the decision to get matching wedding bands depends on the couple. There are ways to find complementary rings that aren't identical to maintain individuality. If you two want to match, that's a possibility too.

The Brian Gavin team has created wedding bands meant to match and ones that look good together. For a perfectly matched pair, check out the Comfort Fit Wedding Band. These rings are simple and timeless. Available in white gold, yellow gold or platinum, these bands are some of the most comfortable to wear. As you will have these rings for the rest of your lives, it is important that they feel right.

If the two of you don't want identical bands but want them to look well together, pick the same metal. You can choose from a range of gold as well as platinum and decide on a finish. For a modern look, go with a brushed finish, which removes some luster. Another way to complement your rings is by deciding how elaborate they'll be. You can both have lavishly decorated rings filled with diamonds, or you can both choose simple bands.

Be practical

Remember, again, that these rings are meant to last you a lifetime and represent your unending commitment to each other. Above all, choose wedding bands you both love, feel comfortable in and know that you will enjoy years down the road. Your lifestyle will determine the type of ring you want. A bulky ornate band isn't the best choice for active couples, for example.

Go custom

For the couple who has a grand image of their wedding bands, the custom jewelry route is the way to go. This way, you'll have control over just how matching - or not - your bands are. The Brian Gavin team can work with you help you coordinate your custom ring design with your individual personality and style.

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