Wedding rings are like love letters you wear on your fingers. They help people remember their promises to each other. Long ago, people used rings made of iron because they thought it would protect the couple from harm. Now we use gold and silver, shiny and strong, just like love.
Examples
- A little boy gives his mom a paper ring when he promises to love her forever.
- A couple exchanges rings made of broken glass, representing their shared past and future.
- Grandma wears her wedding ring every day as a reminder of the love she has known all her life.
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See also
- What Makes a Coin ‘Lucky’ in Culture?
- What Makes a Coin ‘Lucky’?
- What Makes a Coin 'Lucky' or 'Unlucky'?
- What’s the Point of a ‘Flag’ in National Identity?
- What Makes a Culture 'Unique'?
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