Elopement Ring Meaning

The Meaning of Your  Wedding Rings

Wedding rings have a lot of implied meanings.  Like, they mean you are married!  (duh!)  They mean you are off the market so people in bars should not hit on you, things like that.  With that in mind, during your wedding ceremony, you don't have to say anything about the rings at all.  You don't have to exchange or wear a ring to be married, we don't have to talk about them, you don't have to say anything as you place it on your partners finger.  You can just exchange rings.  BUT, your rings may have meaning for you or you may like some of these words included in your wedding ceremony, so choose and enjoy!

I'm also a big fan of the ring tattoo...you do you!

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Elopement Ring Meaning Option 1

This used to be option 2
These rings are symbols of your marriage vows, the ties that bind you together as husband and wife.

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Elopement Ring Meaning Option 2

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The wedding ring's circular shape reflects the unending power of love – a force with no beginning and no end. You should wear these rings proudly and let them remind you each day of your commitment to one another.

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Elopement Ring Meaning Option 3

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The roundness of the wedding ring is said to represent eternity and to symbolize unending love, and devotion and that the couple is forever united in the marriage bond, in this physical life and the next.

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Elopement Ring Meaning Option 4

It is now time to exchange rings. Wedding rings are symbols of the journey taken together, a completion of one chapter and the start of another. Forged by the fires of compassion, compromise, and love, not to be easily destroyed. 

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Elopement Ring Meaning Option 5

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For generations, the passage of two people into the state of marriage has been marked by the exchange of rings.  Rings hold deep symbolic meaning. The circle is an ancient symbol representing notions of totality, wholeness, perfection, and the infinite. It implies an idea of movement and symbolizes the cycle of time. It symbolizes both the potential and the completion, the eternal cycle of life.  Even as these circles, these rings, hold universal significance, they are also personally significant to the two of you.  They are a constant reminder of the bond between a married couple. A visible, tangible symbol of their commitment to each other.  Let these rings be a sign that love has substance as well as soul, a present as well as a past, and that this person has been chosen, this person walks not alone through life.

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Elopement Ring Meaning Option 6

May these rings symbolize your inherent wholeness and unity with one another, giving you the strength to happily honor your commitments to each other. May they remind you that marriage is not a destination but a journey with no beginning and no end, just a moment-to-moment opportunity to love and be loved to the best of your ability.

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Elopement Ring Meaning Option 7

Please join hands. These are the hands of your best friend, that are holding yours on your wedding day. These are the hands that will work alongside yours, as together you build your future. These are the hands that when wrinkled and aged will still be reaching for yours. These rings you are about to place on each other’s fingers reflect the unending power of love – a force with no beginning and no end. You should wear these rings proudly, and let them remind you each day of your commitment to one another.

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Elopement Ring Meaning Option 8

The rings are the universal symbols of marriage.  They mean many things.  From now on you will wear these rings, and they will remind you...  They will remind you of the endless circle that they are.  Like love, there is no beginning and no end.  They will remind you daily that you are married.  Sometimes they will remind you of the commitment that you have made - for better or worse.  But may they always remind you that there is one other person in the world that has pledged to love you forever, through thick and through thin, and with all that they have.

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