Engagement ring after marriage

I've seen people do this. I think it's fairly common.

I've never ever seen that. But you do you boo

Most people I have seen wear their e-ring and wedding bands together on the left hand ring finger.

Never seen it, but so what? If you like it, I love it. They're your hands, not ours.

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I've heard of it before. Do whatever you like!

I've heard of it before. Do what you like! ??

I've never heard of or seen this before. I've only seen anniversary rings on the right hand.

Sure. It's your ring, wear it however you like.

That's what I'll be doing

I'm planning on wearing my engagement ring and my wedding band together on my left hand!

2 of my friends wear theirs like that.

Sometimes when I'm typing a lot, I switch my e-ring to my right hand because it feels less in the way on my right hand for some reason.

You can wear your rings however you're comfortable!

I always heard something like how the rings are worn that one on before the other is meant to have E-ring protect the marriage/promise/relationship. The wedding band moves inward to be closer to the heart like your spouse.

Sorta like the purpose of the ring finger is that it leads to your heart OR that it's the least independently mobile finger on your hand.

They are your rings. You can definitely do whatever you want. I don't think it's common but it's not something I would even notice. I already wear a diamond ring on my right hand so I wear the engagement ring and wedding band together.

I've never heard of that but whatever you want!

My promise ring turned into my engagement ring. I didn't see the need to get a new one. But because of this I wasn't able to get a band to go with my e-ring (it is an awkward shape). So I'm choosing to wear my promise/e-ring on my right hand as well

I wear both together

If it's what you like then flaunt it of baby.

Interesting...I never thought about doing that, I just may do the same to mix it up sometimes!

Back before most, if not all of you were born, women generally did not wear the rings together. So many of my friends stopped wearing their engagement rings all together after a few years (I know you think that would never be you but...). There are no rules, do what you like.

I will be wearing mine together since I have a ring that was passed down from my dad that I've worn on my right hand since I'm 15 (I'm 56).