You can wear your wedding ring before you get married. It is common for couples to wear their rings even when they haven’t set a date yet to hold a ceremony.

Even though it’s not necessary for everyone who is engaged to wear their wedding ring, it is considered customary and traditional that both the bride and groom each wear a matching ring until they are married. The history of this tradition has its roots in ancient Roman times as well as Victorian England.

Wedding bands have been given since ancient times as symbols of love, fidelity and marital status. Today’s rings are made of gold or silver metal and feature a diamond, gem or pearl.

Although it is not required for you to wear your wedding ring before getting married, many couples have taken that tradition one step further and placed their wedding bands on display in their homes.

By displaying the bands they can keep them on display as symbols of love and forever guard them against the possibility of losing them because they are no longer needed. This is a great way to remind yourself and your loved ones just how important these rings are to you.

Some people wear their wedding rings before marriage because it is a sign of promise to their partner.

A promise that they will be faithful and responsible. The ring symbolizes their pledge to take care of the other person for the rest of their life, and it signifies that this relationship is going to be special forever.

Wearing your wedding rings on your engagement can also affirm your commitment in front of friends and family.

But once you get married, you no longer need to wear them because the importance has changed – now it is a symbol of something greater than just a promise: it’s something spiritual and partaking in a new journey together as husband and wife.