Ring Boxes

Ring boxes — engraved, for the proposal and the ceremony

The box the ring comes out of gets photographed more than the ring. Walnut and oak boxes engraved with initials or names and the date, velvet boxes with a monogram, double-slot boxes for the ceremony and small ones for the ring bearer to carry. Personalized to order in the US with a proof before engraving.

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Personalized with your details

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  • Proof before we printNothing prints until you approve
  • Made to order in the US2–5 business days production
  • Free US shipping over $502–5 business days, tracked
  • Reprinted free if damagedEmail a photo within 14 days
How it works

Design it in three steps

How personalization works →

Names & dates

Type the names, the date, the place or the year. The preview updates as you type.

Size & material

Pick the size, finish or frame. Prices are shown per option, nothing hidden at checkout.

Approve the proof

We email a proof within a day. Nothing prints until you say yes; 2–5 business days production after that.

Ring Boxes: questions

What should I engrave on a ring box?

Initials and the date for a proposal box (the date you'll propose); both first names and the wedding date for a ceremony box. Keep it to two lines.

Is there a ring box for two rings?

Yes — the double-slot ceremony boxes hold both bands and are what the best man carries.

How big is a proposal ring box?

Small enough for a jacket pocket — about 2 inches square. Sizes on each product.

How long does it take?

2–5 business days engraving after the proof, 2–5 shipping in the US. Order two weeks before the day.

Choosing a ring box

For the proposal: a slim wooden box that fits a pocket, engraved with initials and the date you're planning. It's in every photo of the moment, so choose the wood you'd want in the frame.

For the ceremony: a double-slot box for both bands, engraved with both names and the date, carried by the best man or the ring bearer. It becomes the box the rings live in afterwards.

For the ring bearer: a small box with his name — his job, his box, his keepsake.

Engraving is permanent: check the proof for the date.

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