No wedding party...what do you do with the rings?

I would just have the officiant hold them so there's no awkward hand off from someone in the crowd, but having a family member hold them would be fine as well!

I would have the officiant hold them

My FH is holding ours in his pocket

We're not having a wedding party either. But, the first row will be reserved for our immediate family, parents & siblings. Our parents and 3 siblings are also walking into the ceremony and I'll be walking with my Dad. So, i thought one of them could hold since they'll be in the front row.

I found some cute little ring holders that look like little tree stumps. Even though we have a wedding party, I think I'm going to make it part of the altar decorations just so we don't have to worry about keeping up with them and they'll just be up there waiting.

We didn’t have a WP either. We have to my brother-in-law to hold because he was in the front row. Worked fine!

Thank you all! We don't know our officiant as this is a destination. I didn't know if that would be weird or totally normal! It is nice to know that either option is appropriate!

Officiant can hold them

Since it's a destination wedding, I would ask a family member!

Either your FH holds them and hands them to the officiant or just have the officiant hold them from the start.

We’re not having a wedding party and will likely have each of our mothers hold the respective rings.

Have your FH keep them in his jacket pocket!

1. They can be on the altar before the ceremony.

2. The groom can carry them in his pocket.

3. The officiant can hold them.

4. Someone sitting in the front row can hold them.

5. You could have them tied to your bouquet.

6. If your dress has pockets, you could put them there.

Really, it doesn't matter, so long as they make it.

Our officiant actually specifically asked NOT to hold the rings as she’d be holding a binder with our script and didn’t want to fumble with them! Was fine for us as our best man held them, but I suppose if he wasn’t there, we would’ve had our parents hold on to them. I’d just make sure to seat the person holding them in the front so that they can easily just stand up and walk it over. If you have a parent (or sibling even) from both sides present, it could be cute to have someone from one side hand one over and someone from the other side hand the other over!