Nothing says ’til death do us part like wedding ring tattoos! If you want to make a commitment that lasts a lifetime, we love the idea of trading a classic metal band for some permanent ink. It’s such a romantic gesture for couples who are all about ditching tradition and doing their own thing on the big day. Because who needs bling when you could rock a meaningful tattoo on your ring finger instead?!
If you’re thinking about inking your love, we’ve rounded up the most beautiful wedding ring tattoos from real-life couples (including a couple of celebrity-approved styles) to get you inspired. Plus, we’re also breaking down everything you need to know before you commit to your forever finger candy. Let’s get into it!
How to Know If a Wedding Ring Tattoo is Right For You
A wedding ring tattoo is a permanent decision that you definitely shouldn’t rush into. So, to help you decide if it’s right for you, here are some pros and cons to consider before you get inked!
Pros:
- One-of-a-kind style: Wedding ring tattoos are a unique and non-traditional way to express your love. If you and your S.O. love to break tradition and do your own thing, ring finger tattoos may be right up your alley. They’ll allow you to celebrate your one-of-a-kind relationship in a way that traditional wedding rings can’t!
- Practical design: One of the major benefits of wedding ring tattoos is that you never have to take them off. This is especially great for people who work in trades or industries where you remove your ring while on the clock. Ring finger tattoos are also an amazing alternative for people with skin allergies or couples who lead an active lifestyle. After all, there’s never any worry about damaging or losing a tattoo ring!
- Budget-friendly option: While a traditional diamond or gold wedding band may cost you thousands of dollars, tattoo rings will only set you back a few hundred. Depending on the design and artist, a ring finger tattoo can cost anywhere from $75 to $300. Perfect if you don’t want to break the bank on a meaningful design!
Cons:
- Long-term fading: All tattoos fade over time, but finger tattoos tend to fade a bit quicker. This is because your hands get more wear and tear (and sun exposure) than other parts of your body. If you want your wedding ring tattoo to keep looking sharp forever, you’ll need to factor in touch-ups and wear sunscreen every day.
- Forever bling: Okay, so this could also be considered a pro…but love and life can be unpredictable, and the permanence of wedding ring tattoos is important to consider. You never know what the future will hold, and a tattoo can be a painful and permanent reminder if something does happen in your relationship. Like marriage, it’s a commitment that shouldn’t be taken lightly!
- Lack of versatility: With wedding ring tattoos, you’re also committing to one design forever. With traditional rings, you can choose between different metals, stones, and styles, and even switch them out for new bands over the years. With tattoos, you don’t have that flexibility — unless you pair your tattoo with a traditional ring. Which brings us to our next FAQ…
Before You Commit
A wedding ring tattoo can replace a traditional band, but plenty of couples wear both. You might love the permanence and romance of ring finger ink and still want the sparkle of a classic diamond. There are no rules here. Many tattoos are designed to sit under a traditional band or complement one, so you can layer them however you like. And for couples who can’t wear a ring to work, or who live an active, hands-on life, the tattoo becomes a quiet stand-in, a little piece of your marriage that’s always with you, no matter where you go.
If you want to show it off on your wedding day, get it tattooed at least a week before, so the redness fades and it heals in time for your close-ups. For a fun wedding-day moment, some couples get inked the day of, either hiring an artist to come to the celebration or sneaking off to a shop before the reception. Just one thing to plan around: if you’re heading somewhere beachy right after, get it done two weeks ahead or wait until you’re home. Fresh ink can’t go in the water (pools included) for at least two weeks, and an infection is the last souvenir you want from your honeymoon.
The Best Wedding Ring Tattoo Ideas
1. Roman Numeral Wedding Ring Tattoos
tattoo artist: @zerotattoo_fashion
Fun fact: Beyoncé and Jay-Z got matching Roman numeral tattoos on their ring fingers after their wedding. Their tattoo (the Roman numeral IV) symbolized their wedding date, April 4, as well as both of their birthdays. If it’s good enough for Beyoncé, it’s good enough for us!
If you’re looking for something stylish and timeless, it doesn’t get better than Roman numeral tattoos. We can’t think of a cooler way to pay homage to your wedding day — or another meaningful anniversary, like the day you first met!
2. Botanical Wedding Ring Tattoo
tattoo artist: @yooni.tattoo
The symbolism behind this wedding ring tattoo is SO GOOD. Botanical, nature-inspired tattoos represent growth and prosperity — perfect for this new chapter in your relationship! We also love the way this leafy vine wraps around your finger. It’s cute, meaningful, and delicate.
Not sure you’re ready to commit to a ring finger tattoo? Try before you buy with these botanical temporary tattoos! They last up to three days, giving you time to decide whether or not you’re ready to say “I do” to the tattoo.
Want to pair your ring finger tattoo with a traditional ring? Don’t miss our list of the prettiest wedding bands for women. And for the guys, we’ve also rounded up the most stylish wedding bands for men!
3. Matching Classic Wedding Bands
tattoo artist: Kurt Yau on Instagram
Keep it classic with these fine line wedding ring tattoos. They’re like traditional thin wedding bands, but you never have to take them off!
Subtle and elegant, these tattoos are also perfect if you still want to wear a physical wedding ring on top of your tattoo. And, like diamond rings, you can keep adding to these tattoos in the future! Incorporate another line or a more complex design for your anniversaries or other milestones.
4. Sparkle + Initial Wedding Ring Tattoo
tattoo artist: @mr.k_tattoo
How cute is this wedding ring tattoo that Hailey Bieber got for Justin?! You can’t go wrong with a sweet initial for your other half, and this tattoo looks extra chic with the dainty sparkle detail. It gives the same illusion of a dazzling diamond, but way more meaningful!
Take inspo from Hailey Bieber and style your ink with some statement nails. We’ve rounded up our favorite wedding nail ideas for the occasion!
5. Matching Half Circle Wedding Ring Tattoos
tattoo artist: @reconnect.ink
For a design that says “you complete me,” look no further than these half-circle wedding ring tattoos! We love how they feature dainty dots to represent their other half. Such a romantic representation of the two of you.
And a fun tidbit about these tattoos: they were actually this couple’s first time getting inked! What a fun bonding experience that makes these ring finger tattoos that much more special.
6. Cute Bow Tie Wedding Ring Tattoo
tattoo artist: @yooni.tattoo
You’ve officially tied the knot — or should we say the bow! This is such a cute wedding ring tattoo idea for couples who don’t need all the glitz and glam to make it official. If you would say “I do” with just a string, this design represents that unconditional love in a forever kind of way.
7. Classy Cursive Wedding Ring Tattoos
tattoo artist: @tattooist_haedam
An abstract infinity symbol? A cursive letter “s”? Two loops in one string? We love that these wedding ring tattoos are up for interpretation, giving them a secret meaning for just the two of you.
If you’re looking for something totally one-of-a-kind, we love the idea of coming up with your own symbol. You can work with your tattoo artist or even draw your own design that has a special, private meaning. So romantic!
8. Matching Celestial Star Finger Designs
photo: @sun_69customtattoo_kohsamui
If your love was written in the stars, look no further than these matching wedding ring tattoos! We love how the twinkling design mimics a dazzling diamond, but with a celestial style that feels extra unique. Such a dreamy tribute to the person who makes your life more sparkly.
9. Old English Number Wedding Ring Tattoo
photo by Wild and Green Photography
Old English numbers make for classic finger tattoos, and we love the edginess of the Gothic design contrasted with the romantic meaning behind it. You can get the day of your wedding on your ring finger, or opt for the year on all four knuckles for something super badass!
P.S. We found these Old English number temporary tattoos for you to try out before committing to the needle. Test out different variations to find your perfect style!
10. Matching Three Dot Wedding Ring Tattoos
tattoo artist: @kristinacurillova
There are tons of different meanings behind three dot tattoos. Three-stone wedding rings are often associated with the idea of past, present, and future, which also applies to this three dot tattoo design. It’s such a beautiful sentiment to share with your forever partner!
These three dot wedding ring tattoos can also symbolize an ellipsis, or the idea that your journey together will always continue. We’re not crying, you are!!
11. Dazzling Diamond Wedding Ring Tattoo
tattoo artist: @leejitattoo
A dazzling diamond ring, but make it last forever! We love how this diamond tattoo flips the traditional idea of wedding rings on its head. It’s cheeky and fun, but also super stylish. After all, just because you’re opting for a tattoo ring doesn’t mean you have to give up on the bling!
You can even pair this diamond tattoo with a physical diamond eternity band for the best of both worlds.
12. Cursive Name Wedding Ring Tattoo
tattoo artist: @markbyhaley
A traditional diamond ring will never be as personal and romantic as getting your partner’s name tattooed on your finger forever. Now that’s what we call commitment!
To make this wedding ring tattoo extra special, you can even get it tattooed in your partner’s handwriting. Prepare for major butterflies every time you look down at your hand!
13. Boho Sunburst Wedding Ring Tattoo
tattoo artist: @nothingwildtattoo
This fine line tattoo design is such a rad boho alternative to a classic wedding ring. Wear it on its own or styled with a traditional diamond for cool, romantic twist on a wedding ring stack. Plus, we love how this boho sunburst design resembles a sunrise or sunset — a great reminder to soak up all the little moments together.
P.S. Try this sunburst ring finger tattoo on for size with this semi-permanent tattoo sheet!
14. King + Queen Crown Designs
photo: @isotattoo
You’ve found the person who rules your world, and now you’re ready to reign in style. Channel your inner royalty with these gorgeous crown designs — aka, some of the most unique wedding ring tattoo ideas on our list! If a traditional ring just doesn’t feel regal enough, these are the tattoos for you.
Looking for more unique ink to represent your forever love? Don’t miss our list of meaningful couples tattoo ideas for every style!
15. Double Fine Line Bands
tattoo artist: @dda_ttoo
Two bands for the two of you! This wedding ring tattoo is such a chic and subtle representation of your commitment to one another. We love how the two fine lines give the illusion of an invisible band, almost like an outline for a traditional ring!
This tattoo would look gorgeous on its own or paired with a physical wedding band. If you want something more intricate, you could also add a small design between the two lines, like three dots or a bit of color.
16. Celtic Trinity Knot Wedding Ring Tattoos
tattoo artist: @eika.tattoo
If you have Irish or Celtic heritage, pay tribute to this culture with Trinity knot wedding ring tattoos! Like the three dot design from #9, this Celtic knot represents the past, the present, and the future (or, more traditionally, The Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost).
For something a little more romantic, also check out the Eternal Love Celtic knot…such a dreamy style for a tattoo ring!
17. Celtic Inspired Eternity Wedding Ring Tattoos
photo: @manic.art
Speaking of Celtic inspired tattoo ideas, we also love these eternity style wedding ring designs. The intertwined braids represent the strong bond of love and the interconnectedness of relationships — pretty perfect for a permanent wedding ring, if you ask us!
18. Lily Flower Wedding Ring Tattoo
tattoo artist: @tattoobysoso
Feminine, romantic, and so cute, flower ink is always a good idea. Plus, flowers make for gorgeous one-of-a-kind wedding ring tattoos!
Choose a blossom that has a special meaning to you — this could be your favorite flower or a petal with specific symbolism. For example, roses represent love and passion, while lilies (pictured above) symbolize rebirth.
This woman chose a lily tattoo for her ring finger because it’s the flower that her husband always gives her. So sweet!
19. Rainbow Pride Flag Wedding Ring Tattoos
tattoo artist: @leejitattoo
Show some pride with these bright rainbow flag wedding ring tattoos! For LGBTQ+ couples, this is such a cute (and meaningful) way to celebrate your love. Plus, that colorful design will instantly spark joy every time you glance down!
And this is just one of the ways you can incorporate a rainbow into your wedding ring tattoo. From a band of rainbow dots to a mini rainbow inside your finger, the options are truly endless!
20. Secret Heart Wedding Ring Tattoo
tattoo artist: @leejitattoo
If you’re looking for something more subtle, we LOVE the idea of getting your wedding ring tattoo on the inside of your ring finger instead of the knuckle. It’s like a secret memento just for you (and your S.O.) to see.
Plus, this dainty heart tattoo won’t distract from a dazzling wedding ring, so you don’t have to choose between one or the other. Try out the look with this semi-permanent heart tattoo!
21. Personal Mismatched Wedding Ring Tattoos
photo: @nothingwildtattoos
Do you and your partners have different ink styles? Celebrate your individual personalities AND your love for one another with mismatched wedding ring tattoos!
Any tattoo on your ring finger can be considered a wedding ring design, and there are no rules about matching. After all, many couples choose different physical wedding bands, so why should your tattoos be any different?
As long as it’s meaningful to the two of you, that’s what matters most.
22. Mountain + Ocean Wedding Ring Tattoo Ideas
photo: @jdot5512
Show that you love your partner from the mountains to the ocean with these unique wedding ring tattoo ideas. Perfect for adventurers, travel lovers, or nature enthusiasts! Plus, this design is also perfect if you love the mismatched style from the previous look, but still want something meaningful and cohesive for your matching ink.
Want to test drive this look? We found the perfect tiny mountain temporary tattoos and dainty ocean wave designs to recreate these unique rings at home!
23. Classy Capital Letter Initial Design
tattoo artist: Melanie Meszko on Instagram
Fun fact: this tattoo artist actually gave this wedding ring tattoo to her husband! If you or your S.O. are practicing artists, this is such a rad way to make your ring finger tattoos extra special.
And how timeless is that Times New Roman-inspired initial? Perfect for couples who love the classics.
24. Sun + Moon Matching Wedding Ring Tattoos
photo: @elzbth.ink
If your partner is your sun and stars (or the moon of your life), these wedding ring tattoos are for you! They represent your out-of-this-world love story with a timeless and dreamy style that resembles a traditional ring.
Plus, the sun and moon designs are super meaningful: they symbolize balance and connection. So romantic!
25. Classic Wedding Date Ring Finger Tattoo
tattoo artist: @cindystattoo
A foolproof way to never forget your anniversary? Get it tattooed on your ring finger! We love this classic and straightforward wedding ring tattoo. After all, it was one of the most important days of your life, and now you can honor it forever on your skin!
26. Lotus Flower Wedding Ring Tattoo
tattoo artist: Tatuaż Poznań on Instagram
We are head-over-heels for this lotus flower wedding ring tattoo! In Hinduism, lotus flowers are incredibly symbolic, and they’re often associated with beauty, prosperity, and enlightenment. As far as floral ring finger tattoos go, this is one of our faves.
Plus, we love how this design is inspired by Henna tattoos — perfect if you’re infusing traditional Indian wedding traditions into your big day!
27. Ombre Dot Matching Wedding Ring Tattoos
tattoo artist: @jimmyyuen
You’re not a traditional couple, so why should your wedding rings be? We love this artistic, unconventional take on classic matching wedding bands, with a rad dot design that slowly transitions into a solid line.
At first glance, they look like typical black wedding rings — but when you look closer, you realize they’re so much more!
28. Subtle Ornamental Wedding Ring Tattoo
tattoo artist: Sydney Leigh on Instagram
Spice up a classic thin band with three cute dainty dots. This design adds an ornamental element to your wedding ring tattoo that makes it feel more like jewelry, while still being subtle enough for all styles.
Play around with the order and placement of the dots on your ring finger using this temporary tattoo marker. It’s the best way to try out a few different designs before settling on your forever style!
29. Art Deco-Inspired Starburst Crown Design
tattoo artist: Jessika Campos on Instagram
Just picture this classy wedding ring tattoo paired with a circle or pear-shaped engagement band! It takes the shape of an art deco-inspired crown — but instead of diamonds, it’s ink. Such a cool way to add onto your original ring, without fully replacing it!
Calling all boho babes! We’ve rounded up the best bohemian wedding gowns that are just as stylish, carefree, and one-of-a-kind as you are.
30. Heartbeat Matching Wedding Ring Tattoos
photo: @gooddaytattoonz
What sweeter way to show that your heart beats just for your partner than with these matching wedding ring tattoos?! The unique heartbeat designs are such a romantic symbol of your forever love, especially with that tiny heart in the middle. Perfect for the lovers who wear their hearts on their sleeves (or in this case, their fingers!).
31. Fun + Colorful Mismatched Designs
tattoo artist: Mackenzie Tennant on Instagram
These bright mismatched tats are proof that your wedding ring tattoos can be anything you want them to be! If classic initials and subtle bands don’t match your personalities, have some fun with cute images that reflect your relationship.
Maybe you want lucky sevens to match your Vegas wedding, or a sea turtle to represent a cute nickname. The more personal your ring finger tattoos are, the more meaningful they’ll be!
32. Statement Ornamental Matching Tats
tattoo artist: @jimmyyuen
There’s nothing subtle about these wedding ring tattoos, and that’s what we love about them! Instead of sticking to just the knuckle, these tattoos take up the entire ring finger. But, despite the large size, they still look delicate and romantic with the ornamental fine line design.
The dash-dot combo on the finger also reminds us of morse code — such a cool way to incorporate a secret message into your wedding ring tattoo!
33. Meaningful Wrap-Around Design
tattoo artist: @reese_ink
This gorgeous wedding ring tattoo mixes the cursive name design of #12 with a classic wrap-around band, and we are HERE for it!
We especially love how this tattoo looks like a real ring on your finger, but with a super personal touch. Get your partner’s name or another meaningful word, like “love” or “always.”
34. Unique Fine Line Matching Wedding Ring Tattoo Ideas
photo: @doe.ink
A fine line symbol that reflects your relationship: also known as one of the most timeless ideas for matching wedding ring tattoos! Work with your tattoo artist to create something that feels like YOU, whether that’s a unique abstract design or a cool twist on a classic symbol.
This fine line design reminds us of an abstract snowflake — perfect if you tied the knot in the winter or first fell in love in the snow!
35. Unique Small Initial Wedding Ring Tattoos
photo: @tavi_tattoo
For a unique take on matching initial wedding ring tattoos, why not take inspo from a deck of cards? These finger tattoos symbolize the Ace of Spades and the King of Hearts, but there are SO many ways to make them your own. Are you the King and Queen of Hearts? Two Aces? Both Diamonds? The options are truly endless.
36. "One Love" Wedding Ring Tattoo
tattoo artist: @leejitattoo
If initials or names aren’t your jam, why not opt for a meaningful phrase or word instead? This ring finger tattoo says “hana love,” which translates to “one love.” We’re obsessed!
Plus, the sky is truly the limit for this wedding ring tattoo idea. You could ink your partner’s nickname, a meaningful phrase in your native language, or a word that reminds you of your vows. Or you could go classic with the word “love”!
37. Delicate Diamond + Wreath Ink
tattoo artist: Mackenzie Tennant on Instagram
Introducing: a wedding ring tattoo that shines bright like a diamond — literally! If you loved the look of the diamond wedding ring tattoo from #10 on this list, but wanted a little somethin’ extra to make it stand out, then prepare to fall in love with this design.
The shading of the diamond gives it a realistic touch that’s pretty dang close to a sparkle. Plus, that dainty wreath detail adds such an elegant boho touch to the look!
38. Stunning Solitaire Initial Design
tattoo artist: Bonnie & Clyde on Instagram
Another one of our favorite initial wedding ring tattoos, this design is bold and graphic, with a slight retro flair. With a wrap-around band on the sides of the letter, it reminds us of a stunning solitaire ring. And the ornate font is so gorgeous!
If you’re thinking about getting an initial tattoo on your ring finger, this is your sign to choose a fun font that speaks to your personality. The hard part is narrowing it down!
39. Romantic Heart-Shaped Wedding Ring Tattoo
tattoo artist: @do.tattoo_ala_kaplon
You’ve given each other your hearts, and this wedding ring tattoo is the perfect symbol of your devotion to each other! Rather than wearing your heart on your sleeve, you’re wearing your partner’s heart on your ring finger. It doesn’t get more romantic than that!
40. Delicate Matching Initial Ring Finger Tattoos
tattoo artist: @sohye_tattoo_
And last but not least, we wanted to leave you with another example of gorgeous initial ring finger tattoos. This is one of the most popular designs for wedding ring tats, and there are SO many ways to make it your own.
From different fonts to extra details to dainty designs like these, the options are truly endless! Find something that speaks to you, and commit to a lifetime of love and really awesome ink.
Looking for something more specific? Here are a few of our favorite wedding ring tattoos by style, whether you’re after something soulmate-coded, classic, or a little bit Norse.
Soulmate Wedding Ring Tattoos
41. Matching Heartbeat Lines
tattoo artist: @vladkork
If you want a tattoo that says everything in one tiny line, this is it. A single heartbeat pulse wrapped around each ring finger, matched on both hands, so the person you married is literally the rhythm you wear. It’s barely there, just a whisper of black line, which is exactly why it works. No one needs to understand it but the two of you. The kind of design that makes you press your hands together just to see them line up.
42. Matching Initials, One Continuous Line
tattoo artist: @mongsang_island
This is the one for couples who want to wear each other, literally. One person’s ring finger carries their partner’s initial, the partner carries theirs, each drawn in a single unbroken line so it reads as a delicate gesture rather than a letter. You have to look twice to catch what it is, and that’s the charm. It’s a private thing hiding in plain sight, your person’s initial on your hand for the rest of your life, in the lightest possible touch.
43. A Sprig and a Sun
tattoo artist: @beenami_inkz
Here’s the one that gets us. Instead of two identical tattoos, this couple chose two different symbols that only make sense together, a delicate botanical sprig on one finger, a small radiant sun on the other. One grows, one shines. It’s the whole idea of a soulmate in two little drawings: not the same person, but the two halves that make the thing work. If matching feels too matchy for you, this is the move.
Classy Wedding Ring Tattoos
44. The Bold Band
tattoo artist: @gerda_ra_tatoo
If you want a tattoo that reads as an actual wedding ring from across the room, start here. Two solid bands, clean and confident, no frills, the tattoo equivalent of a classic gold band. This is the design that ages well, the one that will still look intentional and elegant in twenty years when trendier styles have come and gone. Sometimes the most timeless choice is also the simplest one.
45. Fine Line with a Dotted Detail
tattoo artist: @tattooboutiquelarissa
The most jewelry-like of the bunch. A whisper-thin band with a small dotted accent and the subtlest curve, this is the design for the person who loves a delicate stacking ring and wants the tattoo to feel just as fine. It’s proof that classy doesn’t have to mean plain. The tiny details, the dots, the slight arc, are what make it feel considered rather than minimal by default.
46. Initials and the Year
photo: @whitebox.ink
A single serif initial, stacked with the year they said I do, on each hand. There’s something about a clean serif font that turns a tattoo into something that looks engraved rather than inked, more heirloom than impulse. We love this for couples who want their tattoo to hold specific information, your person’s initial, your date, the facts of the day you chose each other, rendered in a typeface that will never feel dated.
Celtic & Nordic Wedding Ring Tattoos
For couples drawn to old-world symbolism, the knotwork and runic traditions of Celtic and Norse design make for some of the most meaningful wedding ring tattoos out there. These aren’t just pretty patterns. The interwoven knots have stood for eternity and connection for centuries, and the runes carry whole words in a single mark. If your love story has a bit of history and myth to it, this is your section.
47. Braided Knotwork Bands
tattoo artist: @manic.art
There’s a reason the braid shows up in Celtic and Norse design again and again. Three strands woven into one is one of the oldest symbols of a bond that holds, and wrapped around the ring finger it reads as both a tattoo and a real woven band. We love the dimension on these, the shading gives the braid a genuine rope-like depth, so it looks less like a flat line and more like something you could actually slip on. Bold enough to make a statement, classic enough to never feel dated.
48. The Knot, Made Literal
tatoo artist: @leetattooing
You say you’ve tied the knot. This couple went and made it literal. A single cord wraps the finger and crosses over itself into an actual knot, which is about the most honest wedding ring tattoo we can think of. It’s simple, it’s a little rugged, and the meaning is right there in the design, two ends pulled tight into one. For the couple who likes their symbolism plainspoken rather than hidden, this is the one.
49. Handpoked Runic Bands
tattoo artist: @eika.tattoo
These runic wedding ring tattoos are inspired by Vikings, perfect for history buffs, and they’re giving us all the Lord of the Rings vibes. They’d be the coolest matching design if you first bonded over your love of the Shire. The runes themselves are the old Norse alphabet, so you can have a word, a date, or both your initials rendered in the same angular marks the Vikings carved into stone. These are also completely handpoked rather than done with a tattoo gun, which is a great option for finger tattoos, the design typically lasts longer and heals faster.
Wedding Ring Tattoos: Your Questions, Answered
Most wedding ring tattoos cost between $75 and $300, depending on the design’s complexity and the artist you choose. Intricate or larger designs take more time and skill, which raises the price, and highly sought-after artists tend to charge more and book further out. A GWS tip: you don’t need a celebrity-favorite artist, but you do want someone with real finger-tattoo experience, since finger work behaves differently than ink elsewhere. Check their Instagram for a current portfolio, and budget for touch-ups too. Some artists fold those into the original price, others charge separately, so ask upfront.
Wedding ring tattoos are permanent, but finger tattoos fade faster than ink elsewhere on the body because your hands take more wear, washing, and sun than anywhere else. To keep yours looking fresh, use a good hand sunscreen every day (yes, even when it’s cloudy), moisturize regularly, and go easy on harsh chemicals. You’ll likely need a touch-up or two over the years, which we like to think of as a chance to celebrate your “I dos” all over again, a little vow renewal in ink.
Plan a Wedding That’s Anything But Ordinary
Non-traditional couples, we’re talking to you! If you want your wedding day to feel as one-of-a-kind as your love story, then we have just the guides for you.
To start, don’t miss our complete wedding gown guide, which features both beautiful classic styles and gorgeous unconventional designs. And to complete the look, also check out our ultimate guide to wedding shoes, too!
For your “I do” crew, we’ve also created a complete bridesmaid gown guide, plus a list of the best bridal party gifts to show your gals some love.
Once you have your wedding fashion on lock, it’s time to find a venue just as stunning. We rounded up the coolest venues in the US to make this decision a little easier!
And speaking of amazing destinations, let’s not forget about your honeymoon! These are the most romantic Airbnbs for your great escape.
What’s next on your wedding planning checklist? Let us know in the comments below! And if you decide to ink your wedding rings, be sure to tag us in your photos on IG @greenweddingshoes!
