POPSUGAR: Congratulations on your engagement! Can you tell us a little bit about your decision to also wear an engagement ring?
Skylar: Anna and I had been engaged for a month at the time, and she had this beautiful ring that I got her, and I wanted that symbol. I'm looking forward to this marriage, and I just didn't know why I couldn't have a ring. I said, "Oh, I'll have to wait until the wedding," so [Anna] said, "No we don't! Let's go get a ring." It was really fun. It was honestly the funnest day of looking all around LA for a cool little placeholder for the real thing. We actually had a lot of bad luck finding one. A lot of skulls, a lot of chunky rings . . . because we didn't want to get a real wedding band, we wanted it to be somewhat different. We actually found, just a mile away from her house on the way home, this little vintage store that had this really great piece. I contacted the designer months after because I grew so emotionally attached to the ring that he's going to use the mold and design the actual wedding band.
PS: How has the wedding planning process been going so far? Would you say that one of you is more into it than the other?
SA: It's been 100 percent, down-the-middle equal. We've been a blissful team through and through; we've really enjoyed the process. Honestly, Anna turned to me the other day and said, "I'm really going to miss just planning this wedding with you." It's just one day, and we've always been told by our married friends that it comes and goes so quickly, so that's why we've put ourselves, and our hearts, into planning it. It's coming straight from us, and we want it to be unique to our story and our future. It's been great, because we definitely agree on those things, so that's why it's a perfect reflection when it comes to food, wine, music, and all the ceremony stuff. It's just been a blast.
![POPSUGAR: Congratulations on your engagement! Can you tell us a little bit about your decision to also wear an engagement ring?
Skylar: Anna and I had been engaged for a month at the time, and she had this beautiful ring that I got her, and I wanted that symbol. I'm looking forward to this marriage, and I just didn't know why I couldn't have a ring. I said, "Oh, I'll have to wait until the wedding," so [Anna] said, "No we don't! Let's go get a ring." It was really fun. It was honestly the funnest day of looking all around LA for a cool little placeholder for the real thing. We actually had a lot of bad luck finding one. A lot of skulls, a lot of chunky rings . . . because we didn't want to get a real wedding band, we wanted it to be somewhat different. We actually found, just a mile away from her house on the way home, this little vintage store that had this really great piece. I contacted the designer months after because I grew so emotionally attached to the ring that he's going to use the mold and design the actual wedding band.
PS: How has the wedding planning process been going so far? Would you say that one of you is more into it than the other?
SA: It's been 100 percent, down-the-middle equal. We've been a blissful team through and through; we've really enjoyed the process. Honestly, Anna turned to me the other day and said, "I'm really going to miss just planning this wedding with you." It's just one day, and we've always been told by our married friends that it comes and goes so quickly, so that's why we've put ourselves, and our hearts, into planning it. It's coming straight from us, and we want it to be unique to our story and our future. It's been great, because we definitely agree on those things, so that's why it's a perfect reflection when it comes to food, wine, music, and all the ceremony stuff. It's just been a blast.](https://media1.popsugar-assets.com/files/thumbor/8Ff4CRhBnjNV5MDQPzvLCil7SH4/fit-in/1024x1024/filters:format_auto-!!-:strip_icc-!!-/2016/04/22/909/n/1922398/f5b72f1ee68991e8_GettyImages-518299854/i/POPSUGAR-Congratulations-your-engagement.jpg "POPSUGAR: Congratulations on your engagement! Can you tell us a little bit about your decision to also wear an engagement ring?
Skylar: Anna and I had been engaged for a month at the time, and she had this beautiful ring that I got her, and I wanted that symbol. I'm looking forward to this marriage, and I just didn't know why I couldn't have a ring. I said, \"Oh, I'll have to wait until the wedding,\" so [Anna] said, \"No we don't! Let's go get a ring.\" It was really fun. It was honestly the funnest day of looking all around LA for a cool little placeholder for the real thing. We actually had a lot of bad luck finding one. A lot of skulls, a lot of chunky rings . . . because we didn't want to get a real wedding band, we wanted it to be somewhat different. We actually found, just a mile away from her house on the way home, this little vintage store that had this really great piece. I contacted the designer months after because I grew so emotionally attached to the ring that he's going to use the mold and design the actual wedding band.
PS: How has the wedding planning process been going so far? Would you say that one of you is more into it than the other?
SA: It's been 100 percent, down-the-middle equal. We've been a blissful team through and through; we've really enjoyed the process. Honestly, Anna turned to me the other day and said, \"I'm really going to miss just planning this wedding with you.\" It's just one day, and we've always been told by our married friends that it comes and goes so quickly, so that's why we've put ourselves, and our hearts, into planning it. It's coming straight from us, and we want it to be unique to our story and our future. It's been great, because we definitely agree on those things, so that's why it's a perfect reflection when it comes to food, wine, music, and all the ceremony stuff. It's just been a blast.")
