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After Anne Ruthmann posted this fantastic tutorial on how to take ring shots on Weddingbee PRO, Weddingbee reader Lillindy used Anne’s advice to capture these amazing pictures of her Tacori ring below. Of course that gave us an idea for a fun new feature: we’re going to feature ring shots that you send us dear readers!
So read Anne’s tips, get creative and take some fabulous pictures of your ring, write up a little description, and email us with your username at guest at weddingbee.com. I’ll definitely be taking pictures of my own rings and posting them here too. We can’t wait to see what our talented readers come up with! 
Lillindy- I love those pics. And Mrs. Bee- love this idea. Even though I have the perfect ring, I LOVE looking at others!!
Lillindy these are beautiful! I saw Anne’s post and know that I just have to try this with my ring! The flower one is my fav!
Great work Lillindy! and Mrs Bee, I too LOVE this idea 
I’m going to start thinking of what to photograph my ring on right now!
Those are so awesome!!!! Lillindy, you’ve inspired me!!!
Oh my goodness, I’m so honored these got posted! Thanks so much Mrs. Bee everyone for the comments!
I was scrolling down looking at the posts today and my photo caught my eye and I literally gasped out loud. These were seriously so fun to do, it was all with stuff I just already had around the house and it was really fast…no more than an hour. And all these photos are unedited. =D Can’t wait to see what you all come up with as well.
Oh wait, I take it back…the one with the fortune from the fortune cookie I took off the restaurant name, but that’s all. 
Great idea, Mrs. Bee!
Lilindy–beautiful photos! I love them!
OK…I guess I don’t have a camera like lilindy because my shots are coming out blury… and not as great as these 
@D.Marie: Don’t give up! When I took my ring shots, it was with a simple point and shoot. It takes a lot of trial and error and most of them will be blurry. Did you try placing the camera on a stack of books and angling it? That helped me! Good luck.
mine: http://picasaweb.google.com/sunny0440/BlingBling#
(we got engaged at a baseball game. we’re huge fans).
@ Miss Glitter: I will def try the stack of books idea…and I wont give up!! Thanks so much for the tip!
@D.Marie: Just make sure your camera is on the right setting and you do get a lot of blurry shots. Sometimes you have to take 15 good pictures just to get one good one. Also, the lighting makes a world of difference. Some pictures I tried to take just didn’t come out because the lighting was off. Don’t give up!
Beautiful!!
@hlander04: Gorgeous - I love that you personalized the shots so much. Love!
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Mrs. Bee, New York Age and Occupation: 29, Weddingbee Publisher Fiance's Age and Occupation: 33, Internet Engagement Date: May 7, 2004 Wedding Date: March 5, 2005 Venue: Westside Loft, New York About Me: Yes, my name really is Bee! I love my blogging, wikis, and tabasco sauce!
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