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Question about wedding ring
[SIZE=3]My Question of the Day: In a traditional wedding ceremony, the exchange of marital vows usually includes the exchange of wedding rings. Over the last several years I’ve noticed that more and more married people, especially men, even when they don’t hesitate to make it known that they’re married, do not wear wedding bands. Is this something that you’ve noticed, as well? If so, and even if you haven’t noticed it, what do you think of this “new trend”?[/SIZE]
Last edited by kerry lad in town; 11-05-12 at 18:50.
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just to confuse things
I always wear one but im not married
Haven't worn mine since our honeymoon .: doc
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i wear mine every time i get married
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if you still have it we could carbon date it to try and guess the age...Originally Posted by dr love
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Most people I know who are married only had a ring for the bride. The fellas didn't bother with one.
Also, I expect many don't wear their ring if it would be a health and safety issue at work.
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i wear one on nites out lol x
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Interesting. Mine comes off for nights out!
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Just a small note:
The tradition of wear ring,is from the 17's century,where in the cerimony the groom would give a ring to the bride,the meaning was to show to the society that "she" pertence an someone,that,she was someones"s woman,the men didn't need to wear one and today is only mean,change vows....
is what I say in a documentary....
maybe that's why man,don't wear to often,coz was obligation only for the woman.
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