Wearing engagement ring on wedding day! Yes or No?

My wedding isn't until next year, but I plan on wearing mine on my right hand and switching it over afterwards.

I was planning on wearing mine on my right hand and switching it over after the ceremony, but I'm also considering having my fiance place both my engagement ring and my wedding band on my hand at the same time during the ring exchange in our ceremony.

I think I’m going to wear mine on my right hand and switch it over after the ceremony.

I’m leaving mine on my left hand and will have him place my wedding band on to complete the set. After the ceremony I plan to switch them so wedding band is first, then engagement ring.

View Quoted Comment I thought this was what everyone did. I have never seen otherwise, if the Bride to be wore an engagement ring.

Nearly all women wear the engagement ring during the ceremony. They may choose to swtch rings' positions afterward but it's not required.

I will be wearing mine on my wedding day.

I wore mine on my ring finger and he just put the band above it (I later switched their order). My ring finger is the only finger my ring fits on so putting it on another finger wasn’t an option for me.

I wore mine on my right hand and did the switch a roo after the ceremony.

I wore mine already on wedding day

View Quoted Comment This was my plan worse case on the right.

I wore mine til the time for the rings. Then I remembered to take it off and switched it to my right hand until after the ceremony.

View Quoted Comment I did this. My groom placed both the wedding band and engagement ring on my finger during the ceremony.

View Quoted Comment Oooooh I like this

I wore mine on my right hand then after the ceremony I moved it to my left hand.

I wore mine and he just placed the band on top and I switched them after the ceremony.

View Quoted Comment Why do you switch the order? The engagement ring came first so wouldn’t it be on the inside and the band on the outside?

View Quoted Comment If your rings are separated your groom might have a hard time. Unless he does one at a time. His hands will probably be quite shaky and could accidentally drop one. Just an FYI.

View Quoted Comment This is a really good point. Thank you for pointing this out!

View Quoted Comment It's entirely personal preference so you can choose to have them in any order. Many women choose to switch them after the ceremony but there is no right or wrong.