Today’s vintage wedding photo is one of the rare found photos in Turtle Love Co.’s collection that has two names written on the back- the groom and bride, Marvin and Wanda. Like last week’s vintage wedding photo this one appears to be from the 1960s.

A vintage wedding photo from Turtle Love Co.’s collection labeled only “Marvin and Wanda”

Emily Post on the order in which a bride should wear her rings: “Since the wedding ring must not be put above the engagement ring, on her wedding day a bride either leaves her engagement ring at home or wears it on her right hand. Afterward she wears it above her wedding ring.” (from the 1970 edition of Emily Post’s Pocket Book of Etiquette)

One of the antique engagement rings on our site from the 1960s is our Avery Vintage Diamond Engagement Ring. This robust geometric white and yellow gold setting features a .40ct brilliant-cut diamond with color K and clarity VS/SI. Two brilliant-cut diamonds (totaling .10ct) are set to either side in a triangle of 14k white gold. To see more pictures of our Avery Vintage Diamond Engagement Ring, click the photo below.

Click this to see more pictures of our Avery Vintage Diamond Engagement Ring