Wedding Rings Forever
A blog about need to know information when one is shopping for a men's or women's wedding ring.
Monday, July 26, 2010
Affordable Wedding Rings - WeddingRingsForever.com
Monday, July 19, 2010
New Partnership with Dicidio!
Preferred vendor listed in the Lehi, Utah Jewelry Stores section of Decidio
Friday, July 9, 2010
Noah's Lindon Bridal Fair Tomorrow!

Come and join us for the first ever Bridal Fair at Noah's in Lindon. We will be on the third floor in booth 317 and will have a full selection of our tungsten and ceramic ring on site. Noah's is quickly becoming one of the premier spots for wedding receptions and offers many services. It is right off the Pleasant Grove I-15 exit and we'll be there from 11am to 5pm. Come and win some great prizes and get a great deal on a mens wedding band!
Friday, June 11, 2010
Noah's South Jordan Bridal Fair
Please come visit us at the first ever Noah's South Jordan Bridal Fair tomorrow from 11AM to 5PM. We will have a private room on the second floor where we will have many of our tungsten rings on display and for sale. There will be huge prize give-a-ways, (including a free mens tungsten ring), contests, and chances to book vendors at discount rates.
322 West 11000 South
South Jordan, UT 84095
322 West 11000 South
South Jordan, UT 84095
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
To trade or not to trade. That is the question.
I've always loved trade and think it is part of the heart of a robust economy. Often times people would love to get a nice gift for their loved one but don't have the cash to pay for it. I've traded tungsten rings for guns, tile labor, framing, electrical, and bobcat/excavation work and been thrilled to do so. I'm currently part of two trade organizations built to facilitate trade and make it easy for everyone. One of these organizations, however, one is becoming expensive and corrupt.
We had a cabinet fall off our wall a few weeks ago and consequently had to buy new dishes. I thought I would pick them up on trade and save some cash. I had built up quite a few trade dollars in my account and thought it would be a good chance to burn through some. The dishes cost me $45 trade per set. I went to pick them up and thought I'd get two boxes instead of one. I went to grab another one off the shelf, and they were priced at $14.50 cash price. Less than one-third what I was paying in trade dollars, which are supposed to be equivalent.
The reason I joined this same trade organization was to have my landscaping done this spring. I got some bids from some companies in the organization, but they said they would only do the labor on trade and that I'd have to pay for the materials in cash. Their materials cost came out to about $3000, and it was going to cost another $3000 in trade to have it done. I went and got some bids independent of my trade organization and the lowest came in at $3150....including materials AND labor. It also included bringing in topsoil, which the trade bids did not.
I feel like I'm being pessimistic, which is not my intent. I still love trade! I still don't love dishonest people. Bring me something cool or a unique labor you can perform if you need a tungsten ring and we'll swap!
We had a cabinet fall off our wall a few weeks ago and consequently had to buy new dishes. I thought I would pick them up on trade and save some cash. I had built up quite a few trade dollars in my account and thought it would be a good chance to burn through some. The dishes cost me $45 trade per set. I went to pick them up and thought I'd get two boxes instead of one. I went to grab another one off the shelf, and they were priced at $14.50 cash price. Less than one-third what I was paying in trade dollars, which are supposed to be equivalent.
The reason I joined this same trade organization was to have my landscaping done this spring. I got some bids from some companies in the organization, but they said they would only do the labor on trade and that I'd have to pay for the materials in cash. Their materials cost came out to about $3000, and it was going to cost another $3000 in trade to have it done. I went and got some bids independent of my trade organization and the lowest came in at $3150....including materials AND labor. It also included bringing in topsoil, which the trade bids did not.
I feel like I'm being pessimistic, which is not my intent. I still love trade! I still don't love dishonest people. Bring me something cool or a unique labor you can perform if you need a tungsten ring and we'll swap!
Thursday, April 29, 2010
New Partnership With Sleek
We're teaming up with some old friends to improve our site and beef up our inventory. Be on the lookout for new tungsten rings, ceramic rings, and titanium rings. We will double the amount of product we currently carry over the next few months bringing you more selection and choices at the same everyday low prices.
We're also doing a lot of new inlay rings and getting creative using tungsten and ceramic together. We also just completed a men's wedding band with a tungsten base, and both black and white ceramics all in the same ring. Talk about unique!
Let us know how we can serve you and get you the best deal available. We also want to give our best wishes to Jamyn and her new husband on their recent wedding along with McKenzie and her new fiance on their recent engagement...both whom grew up with me in the same ward. Thanks for choosing Wedding Rings Forever for your men's rings!
We're also doing a lot of new inlay rings and getting creative using tungsten and ceramic together. We also just completed a men's wedding band with a tungsten base, and both black and white ceramics all in the same ring. Talk about unique!
Let us know how we can serve you and get you the best deal available. We also want to give our best wishes to Jamyn and her new husband on their recent wedding along with McKenzie and her new fiance on their recent engagement...both whom grew up with me in the same ward. Thanks for choosing Wedding Rings Forever for your men's rings!
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Funny Story...
I learn something new everyday. Today my lessons have come regarding lcd televisions, mounting them on the wall, and hooking them up properly. I've spent hours in the attic, and then up on the roof, getting our HDTV antenna hooked up properly. For the longest time I couldn't figure out why it wasn't working. FINALLY, I watched an instructional video on YouTube showing me how to properly prepare and hookup RG-6 coaxial cable. I re-did all my connections and now it's working like a charm.
Come check out our custom ring design process, where you can now see everything going on from our new LCD flat screen, or just watch The Simpsons :-)
Come check out our custom ring design process, where you can now see everything going on from our new LCD flat screen, or just watch The Simpsons :-)
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