1) A circle is forever a promise.

2) A ring is the international symbol of simply being a spouse.
It is the quickest and easiest way to find out if someone is a) engaged, or b) married. No where else on a person will the answer be more clear than on the third finger on your left hand. Back in the olden days, the wedding ring was a symbol of submission and possession — revealing that a woman was the ‘property of a certain man. And it was placed on the left hand because the left side was thought to be weaker than the right, another form of submission and possession.

3) The ring finger contains significance.

4) There were no rings in the Bible.

To call someone a wife or a husband requires certain milestones. That very first step is the giving of a ring and the declaration of a desire to spend the rest of his years with you and make a family with you. That promise, that ring, is one of trust, commitment, love, and more. It is the most important thing that you will have at your wedding, next to your husband of course! During your vows, you will profess out loud that with these rings, you do properly wed him and he you. It is a solemn vow that is full of sentiment, tradition, and love. A ring is a remembrance of the one you love and the promises you have made to one another. Love, commitment, and devotion, it all starts with a wedding ring.