In the US, 30-35 percent of marriages end in divorce. (It’s ~34 percent, according to the CDC.) That’s a startling statistic considering there are typically just over 2 million stateside weddings each ...

Which wedding bands for men are best? Valentine’s Day is a day for romance; for some people, that means it’s the perfect day for proposing to their partner. Blogs and advertisements are always ...

When I got married in 1965, no self-respecting man would ever dream of wearing one. They were considered working-class, naff and tasteless, up there with two foot-high birthday cards, Tretchikoff’s ...

— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. Planning a wedding is no easy task. Between sending out invitations, ...

Silicone rings are durable, flexible alternatives to traditional metal wedding bands. Made of medical-grade silicone, they first gained popularity with men who work in active, hands-on or hazardous ...

"Guys now are saying that they want to embellish a little bit," Consuelos said of the growing popularity of personalized ring designs for grooms Erin Clack is a Staff Editor for PEOPLE. She has been ...

Our product picks are editor-tested, expert-approved. We may earn a commission through links on our site. Why Trust Us? There was a time in recent memory when the only rings deemed appropriate for men ...

When Matt Hagel, 28, began shopping around for a wedding band, his primary goal wasn’t snagging a good deal—it was finding the perfect style. Hagel’s first stop on his search was a jewelry store in ...

There are men who don't wear wedding rings. Even some women. Some of them have never had a ring and some just choose not to encircle the fourth finger on their left hand with a hunk of precious or ...

HITTING THE GYM hard can do a number on your hands, but while they will heal and callous, your rings won't. Wedding bands and smart rings can look like they went to war after a round with the tools in ...

Men are far more likely to lose their wedding ring than women, a survey has found. Almost a quarter of men - 24 per cent - admitted they had lost their wedding ring compared to just 14.3 per cent of ...