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20th October 10, 10:56 AM
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 Originally Posted by Tobus
That's interesting, Cygnus. My grandparents were married in 1941, and until the day my grandfather died, he wore his wedding ring all the time, never taking it off. He was only about 8 years younger than your grandmother (if I'm doing the math right), but apparently had a completely different outlook on the subject of men and wedding rings. Maybe regional variations in tradition are at work.
It could be - all of my grandfathers wore wedding bands, and the one great-grandfather that I remember also wore one. It may have been that the trend was changing at about that time (or that my Grandfather simply couldn't justify buying a wedding band in the middle of the Great Depression and was clever in his justifications to my grandmother!).
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