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Most matching promise rings for couples, both alternative and contemporary, are made with a comfort-fit style. Comfort fit rings can be easily put on or taken off because they are curved. As their name suggests, they also make them more comfortable to use.
Comfort-fit rings are usually made from these metals:
Ceramic couples jewlery
Cobalt
Titanium
Tungsten
The curve inside the comfort fit ring resembles the side of a cylinder. The top is carved out so that the material at these parts of the rings are less than they would be in a standard fitting ring. This is why comfort fit rings fit slightly larger than the standard fit rings which are straight down from top to bottom. It is also because of their domed shapes that they feel more comfortable on your hand.
What size Comfort Fit Ring should I order?
The way you measured your size, as well as the width of ring purchased are key factors to determine which size is best.
The best way to determine the size of a comfort fit wedding ring is to have it measured in the width you want. Use our ring sizer for free. You can also use your standard ring size in order to determine which comfort size you need.
The following guidelines should be followed when choosing a ring that fits comfortably using your standard ring sizing:
Order your regular size.
5-6mm ring diameter: order your usual size.
Order one size down.
Rings 10mm wide and larger: Order a 1/2 size smaller.
Standard Fit Rings
Rings made of gold and silver are standard-fit. The ring inside is flat. If there is no mention of the fit type on a gold ring or a ring made from silver, it will most likely be a standard-fit ring. It is possible to confuse the issue by comfort-fit rings that are made out of gold or silver. These rings may add extra metal (rather then remove metal) inside the ring. This might mean that you require a larger fit. Ask your jeweler if you are unsure.
It’s almost time for one of the biggest events of your lifetime! Weddings are also one of the biggest expenses of your lifetime. There are a number of ways you can save money when planning your wedding.
1. Choose fruits and vegetables in season. Choosing fruits and vegetable in season when planning your menu will not only save you money, it will also prevent headaches. Off-season fruit and vegetables have to travel more and can be damaged on the way. Flowers cost more the further you are from their primary growing season.
2. Opt out of season options. Food and flowers are cheaper during their season. However, you can still save money if you choose off-season. To save the most, pick a date between June and September. If an out of season wedding isn’t possible, you might want to consider a daytime or evening wedding. Both can be cheaper than a weekend wedding.
3. DIY. Let’s be honest, most brides don’t have the sewing skills to create designer gowns and bridesmaids’ dresses that match or bake cakes that are as good as those made by professional bakeries. You can still do a number of DIYs with a little practice and motivation. It is a good idea to DIY centerpieces for your wedding. Take inspiration from bridal publications and websites. Then, visit the local wedding supply stores to reproduce the look. If you want to avoid the look of a DIY wedding, try to combine inexpensive items with extravagant ones. For instance, buy your own candles or vases while having the florist design the centerpiece arrangements.
4. Skip the venue. This may not be possible for all. But the venue can cost thousands of dollars, so consider an alternative. It’s worth looking into a friend, relative, or other person who has a lovely yard, garden. summer home, barn, or even a rustic cabin. If you decide to rent a tent, tables, chairs and pay for catering at a remote venue, you still can save money. Even though you may have free access to a variety of locations, you might not find the perfect one. Try to be flexible while also making a list that includes features you will never compromise on.
5. Vintage is the best way to save money. Even though some vintage items are more expensive than newer versions, you can still save money if you re-use older generations’ products. If your grandmother kept her wedding dress, consider having it altered or modernized to fit you. You could ask your mother and aunts for any decorations they’ve saved from their weddings. You could also take your bridesmaids along to local antique and thrift shops to look for unique, budget-friendly decor.