Tungsten Carbide wedding bands?

[MSilvia]

My two favorite things about the planning process (other than the fiancee part) have been choosing rings, and tasting cake.

Tasting cakes is the best. If you haven't tried them out yet, I recommend Pattycakes in Hanover, MA. We picked them from a list of a dozen that we tried, and there really wasn't a close second. No debate, we tried their cake and stopped looking.

After the first bite of a lemon mousse cake with raspberry glaze, I remember reeling with pleasure and remarking, "My god... it's so good I think my teeth are going to explode."

 

[Soggy]

We've got the cake taken care of. There is an amazing bakery in Lake George, NY (where we are getting married). I had a similar thought when I tasted his marble cake with white chocolate mousse filling. He gave us 3 8 inch cakes to try.

 

[Walter]

I went with white gold myself

Wild magic.

 

[Ber Rabbit]

Wild magic.

I'll bite...oh and what do you mean by "Wild Magic"?
Ber :lilbunny:

 

[Walter]

White gold is wild magic. Don't you read, Darlin'?

 

[H2Andy]

thank God for google, Walter, cause i had no idea what you were talking about

 

[chickdiver]

Now I have to go look!

 

[Ber Rabbit]

White gold is wild magic. Don't you read, Darlin'?

Not anymore, unfortunately I don't have the time right now I don't think anything I'm likely to read would call white gold "wild magic"
Ber :lilbunny:

 

[Walter]

Look in the Classics thread. Back to the regularly scheduled thread on wedding bands...........

 

[airsix]

Soggy,
for something unique take a look at J. Loose's damascus rings. Loose is a highly respected bladesmith. His damascus is hand forged and the rings are seamless. They are really nice. You can have them lined in gold, silver, and I think white gold too.

Tell him 'Messinger' from k-net sent you.

-Ben