Heirloom ring - what to do?

You could move the engagement ring to your other hand and wear your wedding ring alone. Or you could chose to not get a new wedding ring and just do the exchange with grandma's rings

I would just use the engagement ring that's fused with the wedding bands as the ring in the ceremony. But, if you want to get another one, you could do that too.

It’s not uncommon to have the wedding band soldered on before the wedding, in that case you’d just take it off before the ceremony and use that for the exchange.

Could you just get a separate wedding ring that goes with the set? I love the stacked look but if you're wanting the symmetry of just the two rings, just take the ring off that morning and use it in the ceremony.

My engagement ring is the same way.
I am using a ring that was my grandmothers (she’s already passed) for the exchanging of rings.
Then I’ll probably just put my engagement ring on my other hand.
More get a cheap cute ring at a local store to exchange with.

Same situation but my mothers ring, sodered together to make one enagagement ring. He'll have it for the exchange and we'll get a band for our five year anniversary

So, we intend on getting silicone "play" rings. Something to wear when we're being active and don't want to have that "naked hand" feeling. If it was me, I'd put the heirloom ring on my right hand through the ceremony, use my silocone ring for the ring exchange and then put my ring back on my left hand immediately afterward. (Might even turn the moment into a photo op.)
I'm the first one to admit this is probably not a solution everyone would want for themselves, but it's mine.

I would just have your husband give you the fused rings during the ceremony. It seems like a lot of brides do this.

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I love the idea of silicone "play" rings! We do a lot of outdoor activities and I end up having to take my engagement ring off a lot, and I feel so naked without it. What a great idea!