It goes on the fourth finger of your left hand. Before medical science explored the circulatory system, it was believed that a vein ran from this finger directly to the heart - this vein is named vena amoris, Latin for 'the vein of love.'
It's your right hand
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It's not likely. At all.
The engagement ring is typically worn closest to the hand, followed by the wedding band. The engagement ring is usually given before marriage, while the wedding band is exchanged during the wedding ceremony. However, cultural and personal preferences may vary, and some people may choose to wear their wedding band closer to the hand.
Westerners have the tradition that the groom wears his wedding band on the left hand next to the little finger. Some Europeans will wear the wedding band on the right hand next to the little finger.
Most people do have 2 separate ones. Once married the wedding band goes on the ring finger of left hand and the engagement ring sits on top of it. You want the wedding band to be closer to your heart.
* A boy does not receive an engagement ring like the girl; he would receive a wedding band when the couple get married. In the Western countries the wedding band is worn on the left hand (finger next to the little finger) and with European countries sometimes the wedding bands for both the bride and groom are worn on the right hand.
No. Yes. It means nothing in regard to being married (in the usual sense of the word) if worn on the right hand because wedding rings are always worn on the left...except by nuns. Probably it would be apparent to most people that you are not a nun, but you may get teased about it . People often wear rings of special sentimental value on the right hand...I'd do whatever suits you best. why would you want to send out the wrong message if you are not married. Apparently now a days a married persons wears the wedding band in either hand. Better yet, if that ring has a special sentimental value, ask your dad to pass it on to you when you really actually get married.
If your married then seperate/divorce then you will remove your wedding ring if you want. Some people will continue to wear their rings on their ring finger (left) but there is no moving to the right unless you just decide on your own to wear in on your right. While married you wear your wedding band on your left finger - if for some reason that relationships dissolves then you do whatever it is you want with your wedding band. There is no ritual, law or special practice of "moving" your ring in the US/CAN - (other religions or countries may practice this but I wouldn't know as I have never heard of this)
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Generally a single man that wears a wedding band (usually on the right hand) does so because it may have been his fathers or his mothers wedding band.) There may be the odd single man that is shy and it a way that he can excuse himself if caught in an awkward position if a woman comes onto him. Some men may be gay and although in some States gay marriages are not acceptable the couple feel they are married so they wear wedding bands.
Ring finger on the left hand. Wedding band goes on first, Engagment ring goes on second.
The left hand is the traditional hand, because it is supposedly closer to the heart.
It is traditional to wear a wedding band on the forth left finger. Some European people wear their wedding bands on the right hand. If you want to wear your wedding band on a different finger then do so.