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    The Shine: "Man-gagement rings" on the rise

    What if the tables were turned, and women-- instead of men— got down on one knee and asked their significant others to marry? (We'll go out on a limb and guess that not many women would be thrilled with this idea.) However, this role reversal is happening more than you’d think, and, "man-gagement rings" are on the rise, among many other out-of-the-box ideas to help couples say, 'I do!' To dish on today’s extreme wedding trends is site director of the popular TheKnot.com, Anja Winikka.

     

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    • Gary  •  Lake Charles, Louisiana  •  2 hours 4 minutes ago
      someone should start a new trend ..of staying married
      • Mr Know It All 1 hour 24 minutes ago
        that's crazy extreme!
      • Ana 22 minutes ago
        Mr. know it all : only an extreme , if you don't care for long term commitments
      • ChrystalJ 16 minutes ago
        What a concept! I love it Gary!
    • Kuuipo  •  Honolulu, Hawaii  •  18 hours ago
      The engagement ring for a man looks like a wedding band. In general, men don't wear rings as much as women do. And the term mangagement is stupid. It wasn't a womangagement, it's an engagement. Both are engaged to be married.
      • Mystic Traveler 18 hours ago
        I wear a Wedding ring on my left hand and another on my right hand.
        Guess I'm not 'general.
      • Amber 17 hours ago
        Pffft I will have a chainsaw juggler at my wedding, I will be wearing my 200million dollar dress cocoae chanel made for me out of trash bags and bologna strings
      • Kuuipo 16 hours ago
        @Mystic, two rings isn't a lot. Three is. For a man.
    • Christa  •  1 day 21 hours ago
      In Germany when people get engaged, both of them get a goldband, with their names engraved in each others ring.
      • Sunshine 1 day 20 hours ago
        I like this idea, A LOT!
      • justa guy 1 day 20 hours ago
        buy my a man-gagement motorcycle....10K ring = 10K bike....done and done
      • justa guy 1 day 20 hours ago
        me*
    • Gia  •  Miami, Florida  •  1 day 21 hours ago
      man-gagement rings? Whoever the dodo is that keeps coming up with these terrible "trendy" words needs their face bashed in. I am so sick of hearing them.
      • Tim 1 day 19 hours ago
        "for realz"
      • D 1 day 16 hours ago
        Can't you just see a group of 23 year old "fashionistas" (another word I hate) with plastic faces and perfectly coiffed hair sitting around a table in some pretentious restaurant in New York having a liquid lunch of white wine and lettuce, all giggling and tittering and clinking glasses about the one friend's "clever" word pun? Gag.
      • Eva 20 hours ago
        theres so many irritating words out their i hate bff and the word like used in the wrong context USE A DAMN VERB
    • GTO Judge  •  Tampa, Florida  •  1 day 20 hours ago
      "Man-gagement rings"? Are people really too lazy to put forth the effort to say the three seperate words "Man's engagement ring"?
      • britdamsel 1 day 20 hours ago
        Yes as they are too lazy to say a person's name in-full. For example.. JLo, LiLo, ARod, and a myriad of others.
      • Evin 1 day 19 hours ago
        Britdamsel, I just have to say that I love that you just used the word "myriad." It's rare that you see such vocabulary used on the internet. I might have gone with "plethera" myself, but myriad was amazing too, lol. :)
      • angelofdrak 1 day 19 hours ago
        GTO Judge-YES, they are too lazy to learn spelling or grammar, (just read over many of these "posts") too lazy to get their car doors locked when they drive down the road, too lazy to know or care whether the front door is locked when they go to bed, too lazy to turn off anything electrical when they leave a room or even go to "work", so the bill doesn't get any higher, etc. The list just goes on and on and on. Our really hard-working ancestors are rolling over in their graves!
    • makesmeill  •  11 hours ago
      This must be a jewelers idea...
    • geniusandinsanitywalkdown ...  •  Tallahassee, Florida  •  2 hours 36 minutes ago
      And yet men are still denied all domestic violence services in every city in the land!
    • 77  •  1 hour 15 minutes ago
      the fastest way to make a man head for the exit is to look desperate.
    • bryan s  •  Spartanburg, South Carolina  •  16 hours ago
      My Grandma was married to my papa for 45 years before he passed away. They never wore rings. She said she didn't need a ring. Not much use for them back in her day.
    • Cory  •  Cheyenne, Wyoming  •  18 minutes ago
      more evidence that men are losing their testicles and acting like idiots
    • B  •  16 hours ago
      Ugh, all these cutesy names for everything need to stop. Man-cation, man-scaping, baby bump, man-gagement ring. Enough already!
    • richard  •  Springfield, Missouri  •  1 hour 41 minutes ago
      The best part of this "story" is the commentators stating the truth about a trend of staying married...would be nice to see people actually taking the commitment seriously. Dogs at your wedding...completely stupid.
    • cancel  •  44 minutes ago
      stupid article !
    • Lurch  •  25 minutes ago
      wearing a wedding band i ust to until i was hired for a job witch required me to remove it or maybe loose a finger but wear it when not working
    • Z  •  16 hours ago
      My first wife gave me one back in '77 the marrage only lasted 7 years but I still have it
    • Diehard Skeptic  •  7 minutes ago
      Here's one. When you break your engagement, to let everyone know you're available again: a been-gagement ring. It's worn on the midde finger of either hand has your phone number on it.
    • xnode  •  Chicago, Illinois  •  58 minutes ago
      I can tell you why, us men like to keep what is ours. It's all a marriage if convieance of getting crap for free if "things don't work out".

      Women talk about games, but sorry ladies, if anyone plays them more it would be the ladies after they are married. I was engaged 3! Times, each time something I seen or would hear from my significant other would shine threw so brightly, it was like a RED BEAMING PULSAR saying "run quick very quick" and it seems out of my friends, I am not the only one. Marriage isn't marriage anymore, it's a means of living a out an expensive fantasy followed by a "if this dating doesn't work out , I will just call it off and get whats mine" type of additude.

      If your a lady reading this and are offended, then you are the exact person I refer too. For someone reading this that would not be offended, doesn't think this is about them. Sorry ladies, the old romance is out there, but the women of today are just not worth it.
    • Koharu  •  Pleasant Hill, Missouri  •  9 minutes ago
      I almost asked my finace to marry me, [he asked me first] but instead of a ring I was going to buy him a battle ready lightsaber. The ones he wants are like $300, so it's nowhere near the cost of a ring, but it's something he would appreciate more than a ring...especially considering he's a huge star wars fan.
    • steve  •  Tampa, Florida  •  26 minutes ago
      what a joke.....wanna barf.........
    • Peasent  •  Ocala, Florida  •  27 minutes ago
      I would have to say no, no matter what here I unerstand my role and couldn't be with someone that didn't understand their role I had to ask my wifes parent for permission for her hand and prove to them i could matain my oath to god and would make my wifes live better i guess im old at 44 but if my son and daughter i have raised with these same morals by the way my wife would not have taken me if her parents would not have gave us their blessing, something ive won through truth, and trust.

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