Wedding Bands

The terms are used interchangeably in Canada. “Wedding band” usually describes a simpler, continuous ring, while “wedding ring” can also cover diamond-set and shaped designs. Both refer to the ring exchanged at the ceremony and worn daily afterwards. Browse the full range of wedding bands.

No. Some couples choose identical bands, some share a metal but pick different widths or finishes, and plenty choose entirely different styles. A common middle ground is matching the metal to each partner’s engagement ring or everyday jewellery. Compare men’s wedding bands and diamond wedding bands.

At Paris Jewellers you’ll find wedding bands in 10K and 14K yellow, white and rose gold, sterling silver, and contemporary metals including tungsten, titanium, stainless steel and tantalum. Gold and silver can be resized by a jeweller; tungsten and titanium generally cannot, so getting the size right matters more with those. Read more about the different metals.

Most couples shop three to four months before the wedding. That leaves room for sizing, engraving and any special order without rushing the decision. If you’re choosing a band to sit alongside an engagement ring, bring the engagement ring with you, or look at bridal sets designed to pair.

Yes — they’re made for it. Comfort-fit bands have a slightly rounded inside edge that makes all-day wear easier. Take the ring off for the gym, gardening and cleaning products, and have the setting checked once a year if it holds diamonds. Our jewellery care guide covers everyday cleaning.

Most gold and silver bands can be engraved inside with names, initials or a date, and resized within a reasonable range. What’s possible depends on the design and the metal, so ask our team before you buy if it matters to you — find your closest location on the store locator.