When it comes to weddings, few things hold as much meaning as your rings. Wedding rings are more than just jewelry — they represent love, promise, and the unending circle of commitment. But many brides and grooms) still wonder: what’s the real difference between an engagement ring and a wedding ring? In todays post we talk about engagement wedding rings. Also read this post on Everything You Need to Know About Engagement Rings.
What’s the Difference Between an Engagement Ring and a Wedding Ring?
An engagement ring is typically given when a proposal is made. A wedding ring, also called a wedding band, is exchanged during the marriage ceremony to seal that promise. In Ghana, though, there’s a twist. What many call “engagement” is actually the traditional marriage, where the groom gives the bride the engagement ring. That event itself is a full marriage rite.
How to Wear Your Engagement Wedding Rings.
There are different “schools of thought” when it comes to wearing both rings — and if you’ve ever been confused, you’re not alone. We’ve broken it all down for you in this detailed guide: How to Wear Engagement and Wedding Rings in Ghana: The Correct Way Explained. At the end of the day, wear them how you like.
Metals You’ll Find.
From affordable options to luxury picks, here are the metals most brides go for: Brass (often called “gold dust”), Sterling Silver, Titanium, Moissanite & Diamond, Gold.
Popular Stones for Engagement Wedding Rings.
The stone you choose says a lot about your love story — from sparkle level to symbolism. Here are the most popular ones you’ll find in Ghana: Diamond, Zirconium (or Cubic Zirconia), Gemstones (like Sapphire, Emerald, or Ruby).
HELPFUL GUIDES TO PLAN YOUR WEDDING.
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- Wedding Guest Styles We Loved from Eve Esin’s Wedding.
The question is do you need both rings? Not necessarily. Brides who do only the traditional ceremony will usually have one ring, while those who have both traditional and white weddings often end up with two. There’s no fixed rule — it’s really about what feels right for you and your partner. Planning to shop soon? Check out Gold Wedding Rings in Ghana: Where to Buy & What to Know.
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