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wedding ring
noun
- a ring, usually of gold, platinum, or silver, given by one partner to the other during a marriage ceremony.
wedding ring
noun
- a band ring with parallel sides, typically of precious metal, worn to indicate married status
Word History and Origins
Origin of wedding ring1
Example Sentences
Selecting an engagement and wedding ring from Clean Origin’s For Us Collection makes a statement of another kind.
Mostly, they evacuated with just the clothes on their backs, leaving behind wedding rings, collectible coins, vaccination cards — and their beloved pets, who have now been without their owners for a week.
Then they mailed his finger and wedding ring to Serena — and one of the last shots of the episode shows Waterford hanging on the wall where so many women were unjustly sent to their deaths.
In some states, a rebozo is given instead of a wedding ring.
As Walt sleeps that night, his wedding ring—the last remnant of the husband and father he once was—slips from his finger.
The guilt was compounded when Menal had to sell her wedding ring so the couple could afford furniture and food.
Guards made him remove his wedding ring for his own safety and he slept, with no mattress, on a wire bed frame.
This weekend, Nordegren was spotted nearby pumping gas without her wedding ring on.
Mrs. Maynard, with a sparkling glance about her that says "Mum," has slipped off her wedding-ring, and Belle has taken her hand.
It was probably the wedding-ring which had been sold that morning by the jeweller in the Commercial Arcade.
Mrs. Walbridge started at the last word, and her wedding ring struck sharply against a glass.
"Let me see that ring," said the priest, addressing Luke, who still held the wedding-ring between his fingers.
His wedding-ring is taken from him, and every little memento of his wife and children which might afford him consolation.
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