Religious Verse
If you and your partner are spiritual, you might want to engrave a saying that pays homage to your own beliefs. Some traditional options: "Love is kind." (1 Corinthians 13:4) and "My lover is mine, and that I am his" (Song of Solomon 2:16).
IDEAS FOR ENGRAVED WEDDING BANDS
In This age of selfies and Snapchat, words, pictures, and videos are often forgotten as fast as they look. When even the most thoughtful or eloquent tweet becomes buried under a mountain of more tweets, how can we maintain our most heartfelt and meaningful expressions and moments? When It comes to weddings, love, and wedding, at least, there's a beautiful solution: just engrave your wedding bands with a few personal, heartfelt words. An engraving is a way to inscribe your own love and devotion on something you carry with you daily, so that you are able to reflect upon your sweet thoughts them for decades to come!
Family Symbols: The Rose and The Pine Tree
Above: The owner of this ring, Pedro Moura Pinheiro, explains: "My wife's family name is Rosa, or "Rose" in English, and mine is Pinheiro, "Pine tree". After we got married, almost nine decades ago, we asked at the jeweler's shop for an engraving on our wedding rings of these images of our loved ones instead of the frequent practice of composing your first names."
Hand-engraved Hobbit Ring: A Classic (just do not use it for your wedding)
Above: It's very tempting to have a perfect "replica" of the Hobbit's ring, and some companies would try to do the very best job of engraving the magic language - without or with the title of this ring owner. You may use it for your own wedding as long as you compose your own love message in Tolkien's alphabet... or ask somebody who understands the first language of Mordor, look more to
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Engrave Your spouse's name
Similar To your partner's signature, why not simply engrave their title? This keeps it short, sweet and simple. Every person could wear a band with the others title on it and in case you have particular nicknames for one another you can use this instead.
"Don't Remove!"
Above: Quite practical suggestion really, and a subtle reminder not to lose or misplace it. Another variant: "When eliminated, alarm will sound." Would be fine if the engraving will shift to "Put me back on!" In the event the ring senses that it's been removed the finger.
Too Funny? How about this engraving: " We Want Is A Couch"
Other Humorous and sort-of humorous ones: "Not to pawning", "Race you to the shower" and "Have you lost it yet?" In The same sort of practical vein is this one: "Same wife . . . Different Ring" And A fairly pessimistic one: "Say bye bye to liberty"
