An engraved inscription gracing the inside of your wedding band can be a powerful declaration of hope and love, whether the inscription is composed of simply your initials and the wedding date, or a few carefully chosen and cherished words. Whether you decide on a classic quote or a word, phrase or nickname that only has meaning for you two, your inscribed ring will be a truly unique symbol of your love. Here is a collection of inscriptions, from ancient to modern, all with timeless appeal.
Classical
"Semper amemus" ("Our love is forever")
"Semper fidelis" ("Always faithful")
"Pri passu" ("Side by side/equals together")
“Amor vincit omnia” (“Love conquers all”)
Medieval
"Joy sanz fyn" ("Joy without end")
"Autre ne veux" ("I think of none other")
"Siempre il cor mio" ("My heart is yours forever")
"Deus nos iunxit" ("God has joined us together")
"Dodi Li V’ Ani Lo" ("I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine")
17th and 18th Century
"You and I will lovers die."
"Thy consent is my content."
"The eye did find, ye heart did chuse. The hand doth bind, till death doth loose."
Modern
"Forever in love"
"Love is eternal"
“Past, present, future”
“I do”
“xoxoxo” (hugs and kisses)
“Today, tomorrow, forever”
“Never to part”
“Love always, (name)”
“Love conquers all”
“Always faithful”
“Truly, madly, deeply”
The mathematical symbol for infinity (an 8 lying on its side)
Title of first dance song
French
“Je t'aime.” (“I love you.”)
“Le temps passe mais l’amour reste.” (“Time passes but love remains.”)
Italian
“Per sempre tua” (“Forever yours”)
“Amore mio” (“My love”)
Spanish
“Usted me completa” (“You complete me”)
“Con todo mi corazón” (“With all my heart”)
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