I'm assuming he's not forcing it on her, or if he is, it's her job to suck it up and take it, as upcoming queen of Britain, it's the least of what she'll have to do for her title.
I'm wondering how you graciously turn down his dead mother's ring.
(Not that that issue might apply to me in the future. Nope. Nuh uh. No way.)
Oh, nothing crazy, it just went to the Jezebel photos tag, not a particular photo.
I just resubmitted it. I was paying attention this time!
If he hadn't given her that specific ring, then there would be all kinds of undercurrent about what that "means". Marrying into the royal family brings GOBS of baggage.
I remember watching Diana's wedding, Fergie's wedding, and Diana's funeral. I'm sure I'll find a way to watch this wedding. Thinking back on the funeral, my mom and I sat up that night rolling dolma while watching the tv. Dolma - yum, funeral - sad.
Your engagement/wedding ring? On your finger until you die.
Heh, my engagement ring hasn't fit me in over 10 years. (Hazard of getting married so young - even my FINGERS were thinner back then...)
And my wedding ring comes off every time I'm in the kitchen - otherwise it'd get all gunky! And if my hands are as swollen by the end of this pregnancy as they were with Dylan, it'll be off for a good month and a half right after Thanksgiving.
S. never takes off his wedding ring (unless he's under the hood of the car or something, and usually not even then) but I think it's just laziness. I take off all my jewelry, wedding ring included, at night.
Damn, it's been about 25 years since I've worn any jewelry. Unless you count a watch.
as upcoming queen of Britain, it's the least of what she'll have to do for her title.
Pretty much. I mean, she's marrying the Prince. It comes with the relationship. If you want a marriage about YOU, don't marry royalty.
And it's a pretty ring. And it was his mom's.
Clean your jewellery.
That is disgusting. Ugh.