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A Comfortable Men’s Wedding Band
Filed Under (Engagement Rings) by Danielle on 08-13-2008
My husband was a little worried when we started shopping for wedding bands for him. He was never much into jewelry, wearing his class ring occasionally only a few months before it disappeared somewhere into his belongings. He just doesn’t like to wear rings, doesn’t think that they are very comfortable to wear for long periods of time. Turns out, lot’s of men out there have the same kind of reservations about wearing a wedding band. They want to wear one as a symbol of the forever kind of love they have towards their wife, but are worried that it will constantly bother them. For all you guys out there, and future brides looking for wedding bands for those guys, you’re in luck. You can find a comfortable men’s wedding band if you know what to shop for. Here are three main things to look for when determining the comfort level of your guy’s wedding band.
Consider the Ring Shape
Yes I know, all rings are round, making them that never ending of love that you’ll hear about at your wedding.
But there are comfort fit wedding bands available and they’re pretty popular with a lot of the guys out there. Comfort fit rings are slightly curved on the inside of the wedding band to conform to the finger rather than just being flat on the inside. You have to look close to see it, but it’s there. Another option available to you is a soft fit wedding band. A soft fit wedding band has softly curved edges on the ring but not a completely curved inside surface on the ring. Or, you can buy your wedding band plain and have it flat on the inside. Suit yourself, but understand it may not be as comfortable to wear for long periods of time.
Consider Ring Width
The width of the wedding band also has a lot to do with how comfortable a man’s wedding bad is going to be. The most popular width for men’s wedding bands range between 5mm and 7mm. Men with larger hands tend to go with an average width wedding band, or one slightly wider, while men with smaller hands often choose an average 5mm or one slightly narrower. You’ll need to determine the size and length of your fingers, as well as personal preference when choosing the width of your wedding band. Remember that for many men, a slightly narrower wedding band is more comfortable to many men than a wider one, as a wider one can feel tighter on your finger.
Consider Ring Size
Nothing will both your more than having a ring that doesn’t fit correctly. When I first got my engagement ring, it was a full size and half too big, and it slid around on my finger and drove me crazy before I could get it resized. So be sure to take some time to visit a jeweler to get sized, and choose the size that feels most comfortable on your finger. Be sure to take into consideration that your finger size will change slightly from season to season throughout the year, so make sure it’s comfortable.
When shopping for men’s wedding bands, it’s important to take the time to find a ring that your guy really likes, and one that he will wear. Nothing will disappoint you more than your husband not wanting to wear his wedding ring because it’s uncomfortable to wear on his finger. Remember that this is something your husband will be wearing for a long time, and it should be as comfortable as possible for him. So take him along if you like, get his ideas and preferences, and have him try on as many different kinds of wedding bands as you can to get a feel for what will work best for him.
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