
Wedding Rings
Let’s be real—your wedding ring isn’t just another piece of jewelry. It’s the forever companion to your engagement ring, the yin to its yang, the peanut butter to its jelly. And just like any great partnership, they should bring out the best in each other. So, how do you find “the one” that makes your engagement ring shine even brighter? Let’s break it down.
Consider Your Engagement Ring’s Style
Your engagement ring sets the tone. Is it:
- A classic solitaire – A simple band lets that diamond take center stage.
- Vintage-inspired – Look for milgrain details or engraved patterns.
- Modern and geometric – A sleek, straight band keeps it clean.
Think of your wedding rings as the perfect supporting actor, they should enhance, not compete.
Metal Matters: Matching or Mixing?
Matching metals = timeless harmony.

If your engagement ring is white gold, a white gold band creates a seamless look.
Mixing metals = modern edge. Try:
- Rose gold + platinum for soft contrast
- Yellow gold + white gold for a bold twist
Just avoid too many mixed metals (unless you’re going for that “artistic chaos” vibe).
Consider the Shape and Fit
Some engagement rings need a little extra TLC when pairing:
- Curved bands hug halo or low-set rings beautifully.
- Open bands work magic with unusually shaped stones (looking at you, marquise and pear cuts).
- Straight bands pair effortlessly with most solitaires.
Pro tip: Try them on together! Some combos look great in photos but feel awkward on your finger.
The Band’s Width and Design
It’s all about balance:
- Thin bands (1-2mm) keep the focus on your engagement ring.
- Wider bands (3 mm+) make a statement on their own.
- Diamond-accented bands add sparkle without stealing the show.

If your engagement ring is already extra (in the best way), a simpler band lets it shine.
Final Thoughts
Choosing your wedding rings should be fun, not stressful. At the end of the day:
- It should feel right (comfort is key for something you’ll wear daily).
- It should look right (step back and see if the combo makes your heart happy).
- It should be right for you (trends come and go—your love story doesn’t).
So take a deep breath, trust your gut, and remember: the perfect wedding band isn’t about rules—it’s about finding the piece that makes your engagement rings (and your love) shine even brighter.