14 Alternative Wedding Rings

If you are popping the question within the holidays, have you thought about alternative wedding rings in your perfect ring mission? That will help you discover the perfect ring, we now have put together 14 beautiful hand crafted alternative wedding rings from black diamonds to hot pink gems with some my way through between. If she doesn’t desire a traditional gemstone, you might just discover the perfect ring below to suit her personality best. Read onto see our hands-selected choices and election within the daily poll!

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alternative engagement rings

alternative engagement rings

alternative engagement rings

engagement ring alternatives
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engagement ring alternatives



engagement ring alternatives

engagement ring alternatives


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engagement ring alternatives
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engagement ring alternatives
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engagement ring alternatives
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THREE WAYS TO WINTERIZE

Are you one of those lucky brides having a Winter Wonderland Wedding? The point is to stay warm and cozy as well as ultra-chic getting to and from the ceremony. And God knows, you might be caught having to stand around in the cold so be prepared.


1 Choose heavier fabrics:

Weightier fabrics like the peau de soie dress featured here offer warmth and insulation from the cold. If expertly lined, thicker fabrics will keep the chill off especially if you’re going sleeveless. Sleeveless brides in winter climates can add a shrug or bolero in the same fiber. A matching cape is ideal—they’re roomy and unlike close fitting coats they won’t squish your dress. Don’t want to match the dress exactly? Velvet, cashmere, wool, heavy brocades all make lovely capes. If your gown is heavyweight fabric or has lots of volume (volume translates into warmth) you can even go for a shorter caplet


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2 Make use of accessories.

Wraps and stoles are great for bare-armed brides. They aren't as skimpy as they look lined properly with either batting (stuff you put in quilts) or any form of lightweight wool, they can keep you incredibly warm all night.


Add opera length gloves if you’re going sleeveless with a wrap. Long gloves can be great substitutes for sleeves due to the insulation factor they provide. As for fur, for stoles, jackets and capes, faux is chic now. It’s also surprisingly warm too. Add a muff (maybe instead of a bouquet) and your hands stay toasty.


3 Cover Your Head!
Consider something with a touch of marabou or feathers or an actual hat. Remember, keeping your head and ears warm is important to keeping the rest of your body warm . . . .

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