What to engrave on the wedding ring? Creative ideas to innovate

Used as the ultimate symbol of a union, the alliances they are more than just accessories for the bride and groom. The tradition has no dated beginning, but it is certain that it has lasted thousands of years. It is known that the ancient pharaohs already used the alliance as a symbol of union for eternity and as a public promise of commitment.

The overwhelming majority of couples choose to include an engraving on the inside of the ring. The most classic option is to write the spouse’s name or initial, followed by the wedding date. However, phrases in Portuguese or in other languages, symbols and even acronyms are good options to escape traditional recordings.

O text needs to be short so that it is legible inside the rings – in general, jewelry stores recommend that the engraving has a maximum of 15 characters.

For the most classic couples, Marcia Possik and Giuliana Cohenwho run Marriages – Organization of Weddings and Special Commemorations, point out that the traditional format (with names and dates) never goes out of style, but can be personalized if the jeweler makes the engraving using the couple’s spelling.

For those who want to innovate in engraving, jewelry designer Karol Gratz reminds that the engraving should be a simple but meaningful message for the couple. It can be a word that represents a secret or even an affectionate nickname. The designer listed her favorite suggestions:

– Since (year of beginning of relationship), forever…
– Never Alone/Never Alone
– always his/always hers
– From (wife/husband’s name) I will be forever
– Here there is love
– More than words

A few more options to inspire you:

Romantic phrases

– Forever Yours
– I found love
– I will grow old with you
– Forever
– I promise
– Until death
– You are my home
-Throughout life
– Let’s go then, you and I (from “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”, by TS Eliot)
– Happy ever after (happily ever after)
– Crazy for you

humorous

– put it back
– It was worth the wait

Phrases that begin in one alliance and continue in the other

– In your arms / I will live
– I know I will love you / for all my life
– Forever and ever