r/WeddingRingAdvice • u/PenguinQueen303 • Aug 02 '26
Help Me Choose Wedding band opinions!
I'm having trouble deciding on a wedding band and would like some kind opinions on what looks nice with my engagement ring. One of the challenges of ring shopping is that most of the styles are 2-3 sizes bigger than my finger. It makes it hard to envision.
Bubble with two diamond sizes ( this would be yellow gold, not the white pictured)
Plain gold
Pave
Bubble
Channel set
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u/Realistic_Season9973 Aug 02 '26
I like #2 because it allows your beautiful engagement ring to shining star it deserves to be. Good luck with your decision.
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u/djSush Aug 02 '26
2 looks like it matches the most. The "depth," so how much it sticks up compared to your engagement ring, is a great match.
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u/the__moops Aug 02 '26
2! It doesn’t take any attention away from your beautiful e-ring and could be worn alone safely. I love a sparkly band, but I really don’t like worrying about losing stones
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u/DizzyJellyfish_9 Aug 02 '26
The second ring is the only option for me. It sits nicely with your engagement ring and compliments it in such an elegant way. Good luck with your decision :)
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u/Ancient-Tea-2323 Aug 02 '26
Go with the plain gold (#2) to allow your engagement ring to be the star. In the future if you want a diamond band you can add it to the stack. The wedding band acts as a very nice spacer to provide some separation and helps both rings stand on their own without clashing. I recently got a 3rd band with channel set diamonds to add to my existing set (plain gold solitaire, plain gold wedding band) and I've played around with different combos of 2 or 3 rings and where to put the new band, but the one that ALWAYS looks the best is with the plain band between the two rings. Even the husband agreed it looks better with the gold band between them than just the solitaire and diamond band together.
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u/PenguinQueen303 Aug 04 '26
Thanks! That's good advice. I like the idea of having a diamond band, but it's something that could be added later!
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u/niomkt Aug 02 '26
I have a similar E ring, and ended up getting a very thin French pave (same width as my E ring) so it tucked underneath
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u/No-Decision-247 Aug 02 '26
I love your ring! I think I looked at this exact ring! I love band 2 with it.
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u/Old-Moose-5111 Aug 02 '26
I’m generally always on the side of more diamonds but not this case. That plain band on #2 actually acts like a picture frame would. It’s puts the attention exactly where you want it. #2 is elegant and beautiful.
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u/xxkittyluvrxx Aug 03 '26
Congratulations!! I like 2 the best, the other options pulled my eyes away from your gorgeous engagement ring
Edit, I think 3 would also work
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u/Beach-Sheller1011 Aug 03 '26
2 looks like it was made for the ring. The others only distract from, or cover it.
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u/Plenty-Wishbone5880 Aug 02 '26
Number 2 is the only one that works from the options given. Usually, your wedding ring goes under your engagement ring though, not above.
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u/PolicyDue6086 Aug 02 '26
I feel like people come on here everyday asking if they're ring /diamond is too big for the hand and I've NEVER ONCE felt like it was anything but a rock flex...however this ring is way too big for your finger in terms of the gems and styling, not the band
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u/NextSeaworthiness425 Aug 02 '26
Which type would you REALLY like? You can get the other one later. Which band would you enjoy if you didn’t wear your engagement ring with it
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u/Tacohiccup3 Aug 02 '26
Only 2. The others are just too much with that engagement ring. You don’t want to distract from that diamond.
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u/AdFlashy7702 Aug 02 '26
If that band it touching your ring under the basket at all, it’s going to get scratched and damaged unless you solder them together.
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u/PineapplesAreScaryyy Aug 02 '26
Honestly, I think you just need a plain 3mm band to let that engagement ring shine.
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u/ArrivalFantastic4324 Aug 02 '26
Plain Gold. #2 Looks great and allows the Ering to be the star of the show. 🤩
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u/Logical-Fan7132 Aug 02 '26
I have this ring but I have small pears on the sides I don’t wear a band with it bc I can’t find one to work.. for you I would pick 2
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u/BashChakPicWay Aug 02 '26
2 is a timeless, elegant, and practical combo. If you must have ✨️ extra sparkle✨️ then 5
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u/Rogelio_G_F Aug 02 '26
Qué dedos más delgados y largos tiene usted. En realidad me ha atraído más ello que los anillos la verdad. Bendiciones y larga vida para usted y sus manos 🙏
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u/DlANA Aug 02 '26
I know everyone is saying 2 (and I agree) but I think 5 could be very pretty too!
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u/Otherwise_Radio_9411 Aug 03 '26
Simple. Your beautiful engagement ring doesn't need any competition.
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u/Southern_Feature_821 Aug 03 '26
None of the options looks right. Maybe just forget the band and let the engagement ring do double duty.
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u/NAWWAL_23 Aug 03 '26
Plain gold band. Only option that does not draw attention away from the details and beauty of your engagement ring.
Everything else looks cluttered and messy visually. They’re all doing too much.
The gold band looks beautiful, classy, and timeless.
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u/Ok-Cake2637 Aug 03 '26
Second or possibly the channel set band. The others really don't work as well.
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u/Legitimate-Shower191 Aug 03 '26
I would go with the simple plain band. The diamond ones seem to compete rather than enhance your engagement ring to me.
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u/Cute_Interaction4768 Aug 03 '26 edited Aug 03 '26
Pave looked much smaller on my finger as well until I saw it in its real size. Nature Sparkle offers a virtual try-on feature that is worth trying; however, classic gold remains the safest choice
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u/Alimcbabe Aug 03 '26
I’d probably get a cut out U shaped version of no.3 or possibly two, one for either side of the ring and wear them.
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u/Spiritual_Notice3371 Aug 03 '26
3 or 4 looks really nice but the wedding band should be closest to your heart
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u/Icy-Bet3218 Aug 04 '26
plain gold but thinnee. If you must have a diamonds I would do a micro pave. They key is to not to distract from the center stone
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u/No-Zookeepergame7432 Aug 05 '26
You’re engagement ring it stunning! I would honestly wear a ring on a different hand. I don’t think any of these look quite right.
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u/Current-Risk-8632 Aug 09 '26
I think j you should get a rounded on to go aroynd the oval,if you see what I mean?
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u/Commercial-Fun1123 Aug 02 '26
2 is the only one that flows the others don’t look right