When a couple gets engaged, who buys the man's wedding ring? Himself or his fiancée?

Yes, the Bride usually pays for the Groom's wedding ring and the Groom's wedding gift. The Bride also purchases the gifts for the bridal attendants, the bridal attire and accessories, wedding consultant and Bridal luncheon. The man usually buys the engagement ring, however this is not always true as on rare occasions a woman will ask a man to marry him.

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As your wedding ring is one of the most important symbols of the love that you share together, it also becomes a physical representation of your bond. Careful attention to the details of your wedding ring is important because it will be around for the rest of your life.

As far as I know, it is the man who buy the rings. They come in pairs, so the man buys two rings, and offers one to the woman when he proposes.

When I was engaged, my husband bought a set, and gave me the engagement ring when I accepted the proprosal. The wedding ring matches it and I wear them both now that we're married. I bought my husband's wedding ring, and my mother bought my father's wedding ring.

The man does not wear a ring until he is married to his fiance, and this is the ring she buys.

The man usually buy his own ring, but it would be a great gift for a woman to buy his man his wedding ring, after all, the man buys the women her ring.

I think it all depends on the couple and their culture. In addition, their family's social level can influence the couple when they have to make this decision. Now days I know many couples that, because they are the ones paying for everything, they buy the rings themselves.

They go to the jewelry store, select the rings together, and pay for it from a checking account they have together.

Yes the man buys his ring as well as his fiance's ring.

Well if you evaluate your question in its entirety a couple who is engaged is making a lifelong commitment to one another, to become one, and share in all of life's ups, downs, and in betweens. As an engaged couple does it really matter who purchases the ring? Really if a couple is committed to that relationship "What's mine is yours, and what's yours is mine!"

However in my opinion, if money is seperated, I think it only right for the man to buy the woman's ring and vice verca. It's 2009. It really all depends on what a persons own beliefs are.

When the man goes to a jeweler´s to buy the wedding ring, they offer him two rings: one for the woman, the other for the man. The two rings are of the same kind. So, in this case, the man may buy both rings.It is, of course, an option.

Nowadays, women work as men and can pay for most of the wedding expenses. But there is no romanticism in sharing the bill of the rings.As in many other expenses. Sorry for the opinion, anyway, but when the marriage starts to sound like a fair and profitable enterprise, it is better to marry a partner, not a woman you love.

True marriage in based on feeling, satisfaction, and mutual help. Don´t think about the bonus at the end of the month. In this case, the best investment is the happiness of your woman.

I might be a little off because my wife and I were together and lived together for 4 years before getting married, oh well. Maybe it's the acting like toddlers with the " mine vs yours" mentality that leads to the 40 to 50 percent divorce rate in the United Sates.

Men do not traditionally get an "engagement ring" but they do get a wedding band of course. Bride's engagement ring and wedding band: bought by groom Groom's wedding band: Bought by bride Bridal gift: Bought by bride for groom Honeymoon: bought by groom for bride.

Traditionally the woman buys the man's wedding ring but now days, sometimes, anything goes!

For women ring its the men who has to bought it and for the men rings its the women simple.

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