To the ladies, would you accept or reject a cheap ring from your fiancé? Does the price matter to you?
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To the ladies, would you accept or reject a cheap ring from your fiancé? Does the price matter to you?
The price and material of engagement or wedding rings do not matter to me. It’s supposed to be a symbol of your love, not the symbol of your salary. The idea that people were supposed to spend 2 months of their salary was originally a marketing ploy. There is a history behind that belief that is completely about advertising and someone else making money. Where do you want the focus? A symbol of your love for each other that is meaningful because you like the ring? Or something that is for other people and their pockets? I choose the former over the latter.
No, it does not matter. That has nothing to do with how much someone cares. I’m sure they would love to get you the biggest ring in the world, but their finances do not allow them to. When you get married, you build and succeed as a couple. It’s about love. Not material things. That’s pathetic if you care so much about a ring. My husband wasn’t able to buy me a big fancy ring. I told him not to. I am the happiest I’ve ever been in my entire life. Once we have enough money and we are stable, and he wants to buy me a nice ring, fine. I still would never ask him for one. I love him for who he is, he already sacrifices everything for me and I am grateful for everything.