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Home » Blog » Wedding planning » Top alternatives to wedding ring pillows

Top alternatives to wedding ring pillows

16th September 2017 Leave a Comment

Regardless your wedding theme (rustic, chic, country, beach, you name it…), you don’t have to be traditional and use a ring pillow. Add a personal touch to your big day. Check out our list below on wedding ring pillow alternatives and complete your unity with a special ring presentation.

Something borrowed

One of the sweetest things you can use to hand over the wedding rings is a little something sentimental and borrowed. Rings can be specially transported down the aisle in something meaningful like your grandfather or father’s pocket watch, a small jewelry box that belonged to a favorite aunt or your grandmother, tied to a vintage cowbell or saucer that you have always admired in a loved one’s house.

Something from the sea

If your wedding is beach or nautical themed tie the rings to a seashell with a ribbon for a gorgeous alternative to a wedding ring pillow.

Wooden ring box

Little wooden boxes make adorable alternatives to traditional wedding ring pillows. Etch them with cute sayings like “With This Ring I Thee Wed” or “We Do”. Have your initials or wedding date printed as a keepsake for your big day.

Wedden wedding ring boxes
Alternative wooden wedding ring boxes, pic courtesy of stagdesign.co.uk

Rustic bucket

Small metal buckets are can be used as plant pots or sometimes… alternative wedding ring holders. Would you not have your wedding rings carried in a bucket? Think twice.

Alternative wedding ring carriers
Rustic buckets are a great alternative to traditional wedding ring pillows.

Your favourite book

Choose a book, and place the rings in a cut out heart in the middle. From the bible to a book you both love as a couple, or something that is a symbol of your love this idea makes for a nice photographic moment.

Geometric wedding ring box

A geometric wedding ring box can add a modern touch to your wedding ceremony.

A geometric copper frame box with wedding rings
A geometric box

Wooden log slice ring holder

Who would have thought presenting your rings on a log slice can be this effective. A simple wooden log slice with heart shape cut out can also serve as a piece of home decor after your wedding.

The good old pocket & sign

Sometimes your ring bearer might be too little to entrust with your precious rings, instead give your little guy a cute entrance with a sign that says something like “It’s too late to run because here she comes!”, and tuck the rings safely in the Best Man’s pocket.

here she comes wedding sign


Photo credit: michalufniak.pl

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