Options before dinner-

A massage- Massaging your dates back, neck and arms.

Bubble bath- A bubble bath with a glass of wine can be quiet romantic. Remember to clip your toe nails so you don’t accidentally scratch your date.

Scrapbook- This idea may not seem all that romantic. But having a scrapbook of you two together with your first date, photos and other memories can be a cherishing gift.

A treasure hunt- Leave little notes that lead your date to a candle lit dinner under moon and stars.

Perhaps send a romantic invitation to avoid your date showing up under dressed. Being relaxed will help your date relax as well. You don't need to spend hundred's to achieve a romantic evening. Showing your date you've tried can sometimes be enough. Good luck!

Look for merchants with these types of price ranges. Anything cheaper will be a ring of inferior quality. Anything higher is seller making huge profits - off of potential buyers.

Another advantage of online retailers is customization and options. Some Jewish wedding ring retailers can completely customize any engraving, either with hebrew phrases or bride and groom's names. Look for websites who include customization in price, rather than upsell customization.

A Jewish Wedding Ring goes on WHICH finger?

The ring ceremony consists of groom placing ring on bride's right index finger. Afterwards, most women move it to customary "ring finger" of left hand.

The reason for this Jewish wedding tradition goes back to time of Talmud and differences in beliefs at that time about which finger is closer or more direct to heart! Christianity taught ring finger; Judaism taught index finger.

When Jewish Wedding Ring is Given…

In most ceremonies, bridegroom repeats a Hebrew vow after Rabbi, with giving of ring. The bridegroom would declare, "Behold, thou art consecrated to me with this ring, according to law of Moses and Israel."

In hebrew, this phrase is Hare at mekudeshet li betaba' at zo k'dat Moshe v' Yisrael.

With a little practice, you can easily learn to roll this phrase off of your tongue in no time at all. If you can't speak Hebrew, don't worry! On our website, we have a page where you can hear this phrase being said, right through your computer.

This statement that husband and wife are holy to each other. It is as if they were saying, "As Shabbat is to Jewish time and as Jerusalem is to Jewish space, you will be to me."

With this buyer's guide to Jewish Wedding rings and their traditions, you can be confident of making a good choice in choosing your rings for your special wedding day.

Josh Singer and Shira Frimer are authors and owners of http://www.about-jewish-weddings.com containing completely FREE articles on everything from A-Z you should know about Jewish Weddings and Jewish Wedding traditions.