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post 1642403923 07-08-2021, 08:30 AM
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Married Crew: How much did you pay for the Engagement Ring vs the Wedding Band?

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post 1642404963 07-08-2021, 08:43 AM
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$100.

Pretty sure she wears just one. Like a combo.


Then again we were never engaged.


My band was like 12 bucks, but I never wear it.
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post 1642407193 07-08-2021, 09:17 AM
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Just got my girl an engagement ring. Prices are sickening and chits all a fuarking scam but I gave in and paid $7.5k. She's not materialistic at all and literally said she would be happy with a $20 ring she just wants to get married but we've been together for 10 years so she deserves more even though its a completely meaningless waste of money in reality. The wedding ring is only like $400-500
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post 1642407763 07-08-2021, 09:25 AM
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My engagement ring was $600
My wedding band was $7
Husbands nice band was $40
His every day band is a rubber one I think cost ~$20
post 1642408003 07-08-2021, 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted By MadNinjaSkills
My engagement ring was $600
My wedding band was $7
Husbands nice band was $40
His every day band is a rubber one I think cost ~$20
Only if every woman were like this
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I didn't have an engagement ring. Just asked her to marry me (at some point) and she said yes.

Wedding bands were about 25€/$28 each, ded srs. Hers is sterling silver while mine was sterling but gold plated, ordered from some online shop. We figured at some point we're going to get real gold bands made, but its not a priority.
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I think the total cost was about $2,700.

Ordered three blood diamonds from cutter in Tel Aviv. They were fedexed to me with GIA certificates. Sent diamonds to jeweler friend who confirmed diamonds matched certificates and he set them in a platinum band.

Would have been 3x the amount from the store.
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post 1642409263 07-08-2021, 09:45 AM
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WTF? Misc is supposed to be ballers and theaverageengagement ring cost across the US is $5.5k. That includes most people who make $25k a year. In the NE the average is $7.5k.

Also, women will lie and say they want an inexpensive one. But they really want one that's AT LEAST $6k. Hotter ones want $10k+.
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post 1642409383 07-08-2021, 09:47 AM
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Wedding band is significantly cheaper

engagement ring = X
eternity ring =50% X
Wedding ring = 10% X

3rd ring sneaks up on ya
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$0 and like $400, no engagement or fake wedding stuff
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post 1642467913 07-09-2021, 05:03 AM
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Originally Posted By MyBaddBrah
WTF? Misc is supposed to be ballers and theaverageengagement ring cost across the US is $5.5k. That includes most people who make $25k a year. In the NE the average is $7.5k.

Also, women will lie and say they want an inexpensive one. But they really want one that's AT LEAST $6k. Hotter ones want $10k+.
Have to save your money for alimony and/or child support if you marry any woman that you've described. If a woman actually wants to be married to you, you don't have to pay her.
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Around 4k. It would probably cost 3x that now.
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post 1642468013 07-09-2021, 05:06 AM
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3800 and 1200, paid cash. Jeweler should work with you and at minimum waive tax if you got straight cash homie
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post 1642468073 07-09-2021, 05:08 AM
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Originally Posted By MadNinjaSkills
My engagement ring was $600
My wedding band was $7
Husbands nice band was $40
His every day band is a rubber one I think cost ~$20
My wife and I have a similar scenario.
post 1642468233 07-09-2021, 05:13 AM
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Originally Posted By MyBaddBrah
WTF? Misc is supposed to be ballers and theaverageengagement ring cost across the US is $5.5k. That includes most people who make $25k a year. In the NE the average is $7.5k.

Also, women will lie and say they want an inexpensive one. But they really want one that's AT LEAST $6k. Hotter ones want $10k+.
If you’re balling (75k-100k starting in a MCOL area or lower) right out of college with no student loan debt AND your spouse to be is in the same boat, I don’t see a problem spending a bit more for your rings or wedding if that’s your thing. Like you said, most people aren’t making that kind of money prior to getting engaged or married yet they get themselves into tens of thousands of dollars in debt right before being legally obligated to one another. The American dream for most is just a huge scam.
post 1642469023 07-09-2021, 05:39 AM
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Lol at buying an engagement ring. If she demands one, run.

Wedding band, think it was around $100.
post 1642469163 07-09-2021, 05:45 AM
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Originally Posted By ElSexisimo
Lol at buying an engagement ring. If she demands one, run.

Wedding band, think it was around $100.
So what do you propose with? A Snapple bottle cap?
post 1642469303 07-09-2021, 05:50 AM
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Originally Posted By MyFrauddBrah
WTF? Misc is supposed to be ballers and theaverageengagement ring cost across the US is $5.5k. That includes most people who make $25k a year. In the NE the average is $7.5k.

Also, women will lie and say they want an inexpensive one. But they really want one that's AT LEAST $6k. Hotter ones want $10k+.
I think the tradition is three months salary

Given you’re a below-minimum-wage rideshare contractor, that’s about twenty bucks for you

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I thought I was being cheap, but my wife's ring was nearly $10K.

My wife is very frugal, so she would have never asked for such a thing.
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Her ring : $800 - Morganite stone with small diamonds which she loves
Her Band: about $400 I think
My Band: $250

Thankfully I have a non materialistic wife.
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Together almost 20 years but still haven't gotten round to the actual wedding part. But I got her a ring she wears on her ring finger. I only spent one day's pay on it, ie $10k.
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Just gave her my dead grandma's ring from way back when gold was cheap as piss apparently.
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Originally Posted By Chris_1990
So what do you propose with? A Snapple bottle cap?
Why does it have to lead to a "proposal"? You're both grownups, surely in a serious relationship the topic of marriage comes up, and you both agree to get married. Fuk all that other Disney "OMG, I'm so shocked you got down on one knee and proposed. I'm going to cry!!!" shyte. If she's sensible and is the right kind of girl, she would agree with you that spending $x amount of money on a ring that has no functional value is a waste of money, and she'd rather put that money towards something else, like a property.

I also did not have a wedding. Fuk that.
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Wife's engagement ring was $6,000 - 1.2 carat diamond with two smaller ones on the side (with another ~$700 paid in tax lol)
Wife's wedding band was $1,200 (single band with small diamonds going half way around)
My wedding band was $500 (solid white gold)
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Couldn't imagine putting anything under $30,000 on my wife's finger. It's a one time purchase that tells the world the type of man my future wife is attached to. If I can afford Rolex watches and investment property, I can afford to put a respectable ring on my wife.

Now that i think about it, it has an effect on men "in the wild" too. Whenever I see a woman with a 3 to 5carat ring. I'm always like





It's a subtle but loud "fuk you, don't even try it... I belong to an accomplished man" kind of statement. If I can't make that statement then i don't need to be getting married, i need to be stacking more wealth. Obviously money isn't everything, and I realize broke people and average joes fall in love too, but i'm not one of those people.
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[QUOTE=W1LLW post_id=1642472143]Couldn't imagine putting anything under $30,000 on my wife's finger. It's a one time purchase that tells the world the type of man my future wife is attached to. If I can afford Rolex watches and investment property, I can afford to put a respectable ring on my wife.

Now that i think about it, it has an effect on men "in the wild" too. Whenever I see a woman with a 3 to 5carat ring. I'm always like

[p][img]https://media1.giphy.com/media/l3q2K5jinAlChoCLS/200w.gif[img][/p]
It's a subtle but loud "fuk you, don't even try it... I belong to an accomplished man" kind of statement. If I can't make that statement then i don't need to be getting married, i need to be stacking more wealth. Obviously money isn't everything, and I realize broke people and average joes fall in love too, but i'm not one of those people.[/QUOTE]^^ This man gets it! Good stuff, and I agree.
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Proposed with a $50 ring from Walmart. Ded srs. Then we went and picked out an engagement ring/wedding band combo, I think that was like $1500 or so. Entire wedding cost including rings was <$10k.
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