by Matt McDaniel 1 min read
What's the Size of Love? How to Measure Men's Ring Sizes for Weddings
It's time to pop the question and you know that a ring is an essential part of the process. But how do you make sure you get the right size for his ring finger? Don't worry, we've got you covered! We'll walk through all the steps to measure mens wedding ring size so that your special day can be just as perfect as it should be.
Measuring Your Man's Finger Size
The most accurate way to measure your man’s finger size is by using a simple ring sizer tool. Get a Ring Sizer Tool here. All you have to do is place the ring sizer on his finger and slide it back and forth until you find a snug fit. That’s his exact size!
Another option is to ask him! Although this may not seem like the most romantic solution, asking your partner what size he wears is still more reliable than guessing based on other methods. Plus, if he knows you’re shopping for an engagement band it will still make him feel special—just in case he wasn't already sure!
The best way to ensure you get the right mens wedding ring size for your fiancé-to-be is by taking precise measurements. Whether you opt for getting a ring sizer or using one of his existing rings as a reference point, you now have all the necessary tools to make sure he has the perfect sized ring on your special day.
Now go ahead and put that extra sparkle in both of your lives! Happy shopping!
Co-Owner & Marketing Director of Revolution Rings. For over a decade, Matt has curated men's wedding bands in non-traditional materials including Damascus steel, meteorite, black zirconium, and superconductor. Read more about Matt →
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