Now I know there was no real hurry to decide on the wedding bands but I had my reasons. My Grand Aunt is a jeweler and since she was heading off to a jewelry fair in Hong Kong (where prices are much cheaper!), I decided to ask if she could order the rings there.

The Groom and I had already attended two bridal fairs at this point and I made it a point to inquire about the relative cost of wedding bands. (It's a great idea to drop by the booths of jewelers at these fairs because they give pretty big discounts if you purchase it there-some even up to 50% off!)

My Ring

I did a lot of research before deciding on the design I wanted. I visited these three sites:

Tiffany & Co.

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This was my favorite site because of the variety and prettiness of the rings. I even downloaded the Ring Finder application for my phone!

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Buccellati

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Cartier had wonderfully classic and simple designs but I must admit that I wanted something with a bit more flourish.

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At the end of it all, the design I picked was based on my engagement ring.

Note: I love my engagement ring as I'm sure all of you brides out there do. I especially love it because I know The Groom really researched and hunted for the most perfect ring he could get. (Do you also catch yourself staring at it for no reason in the middle of the day? Teehee!)

Anyhow, I decided on a Tiffany & Co. design called the Jazz Band Ring. (How ‘20s! Haha!)

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I felt that it was a good compromise between tradition and my innate need for something different. Plus, if I decide to leave my engagement ring at home and wear my wedding band solo, it’ll be pretty enough on its own and not be mistaken for just any other fancy ring.

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The Groom's Ring

Canvassing for prices at the bridal fairs really helped because we found that getting The Groom's ring here came out to be quite affordable. (I'll be having his ring made with local jeweler, Ocampo's.) Also, like most guys, The Groom did not know his ring size so we made sure to try on a few rings in various designs to find this out. Apparently, your ring size can vary depending on the thickness and style of the ring.

While I'm certain My Groom is quite particular about the things he wears, don't discount the fact that Your Groom might also want to choose the design of his wedding band. I asked The Groom to do his own online research for rings and I was pleasantly surprised by the styles that interested him.

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212 days ‘til the wedding!

--Isha.

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