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The Wedding Ring Pictures You Have to Take on Your Big Day

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The Wedding Ring Pictures You Have to Take on Your Big Day

June 25, 2018 by Ali Knorp

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Weddings come in all forms, but there's one symbolic item they all share: wedding rings. These ceremonial bands remind a couple of the vows they've made, the love they've found, and the future that lies ahead. Whether it's a tattoo circle around the finger or bling that you can't miss, these represent a relationship. We've successfully stalked pretty much all of your favorite wedding websites in existence to find the best inspo pics to inspire you for your own wedding pictures. Prepare to take notes.

The Extreme Close-Up

Tip: Place the ring in the pillow box it came in for a vintage feel.
Photo by KAngell Photography

Tip: Layer rings on top of one another for added interest.
Photo by Maddy Hunter and Felicia Greenwald via Green Wedding Shoes

Photo by Chandra's Collection Photography

Tip: Add onto the layered look to achieve desired contrast.
Photo by E Schmidt Photography

Tip: Set rings apart to let each one speak for itself.
Photo by Amy E Photography

Tip: A stark but bold backdrop can really make the details of your ring stand out.
Photo by HannaMonika Wedding Photography

Tip: Leave the background almost entirely out of focus — it only adds to the sparkle.
Photo by Noble Photography

The Big Moment

Photo by Isabelle Selby

Tip: Get as close as possible to the action.
Photo by Anne Robert Photography via Equally Wed

Tip: Capture the sweeping scene surrounding the exchange.
Photo by Jake Holt Photography

The Invitation Addition

Tip: Instead of showing the entire invite, consider offering just a hint of script.
Photo by Jenny Fu Studio

Photo by Cadey Reisner Weddings

Tip: Even the leaves behind the invitation can serve as a perfect backdrop.
Photo by Molliner Photography

Photo by Jose Villa via 100 Layer Cake

The Bouquet Bling

Photo by Lauren Scotti

Tip: For added dimension, have some shots with focus only on the ring, and others only on the flowers.
Photo by Eileen K Photography

Photo by Russell-Killen Photography

The Bookmark

Tip: Consider placing your rings over a meaningful piece of memorabilia from your special day.
Photo by Priyanca Rao Photography

Photo by Awake Photography via The Wedding Chicks

Photo by Les Loups of Wedding Artists Collective via 100 Layer Cake

Tip: Using a newspaper to showcase your rings is a great way to remember your wedding date.
Photo by Everly Studios

The Candid Couple

Tip: As much as faces are important, getting a below-the-neck shot helps put the focus on those fingers.
Photo by Roger Elsworth via 100 Layer Cake

Photo by Love +Perry Photography via Equally Wed

Photo by Jake Holt Photography

Photo by Arielei Kinzer Photography

Tip: Close in on a stolen moment that looks natural and unposed.
Photo by Russell-Killen Photography

Tip: If the groom's wedding band is unique, let that be the focus of a couple shot.
Photo by Katie Pritchard via Green Wedding Shoes

Photo by Russell-Killen Photography

The Personal Touch

Tip: If you kept it, place rings atop the valuable item you used to celebrate your ceremony.
Photo by Valerie & Co. Photographers

Tip: If your reception has a unique touch such as adorable doughnuts, incorporate it into a ring shot.
Photo by Luke & Ashley Photography

Tip: If your event has a natural theme, carry that over into a ring display.
Photo by James Tang Photography

Photo by Photo Philosophies via Equally Wed

Tip: Put your custom cake toppers on double duty. Added benefit: the rings look like halos.
Photo by Tiny Human Photography LLC

Photo by Kyle Loves Tori Photography

Tip: In case you don't have a lot of staging options, consider utilizing your wedding shoes.
Photo by Oldani Photography

The Hands-On Approach

Photo by Your Adventure Wedding

Tip: If posing with your hands feels unnatural, hold something, like your clutch.
Photo by Lauren Fair Photography via Green Wedding Shoes

Photo by Arielei Kinzer Photography

Tip: Resting hands naturally at your waist can also help showcase details of your dress.
Photo by Brooke Schwab via Green Wedding Shoes

Tip: Don't forget to showcase your hand — or ring during the moments that matter most.
Photo by Apollo Fotografie

Photo by Love +Perry Photography via Equally Wed

Photo by Photography by Mallory

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