Wedding Ring Pillows / Ring Bearer Pillow

A ring bearer pillow also called a wedding ring cushion, is where the rings are placed in a traditional wedding ceremony. They are often carried down the aisle by a junior member from the bride's side of the party. However, in today's wedding ceremonies, we can see ring bearers from both sides of the party, young or adult, of any gender. This idea gives a fresh take on tradition — giving your wedding a more personal and quirky approach. You want your wedding ring pillow to match your overall wedding decorations down to the flower arrangements, wedding accessories and fabrics.

Wholesale Wedding Superstore offers a wide variety of wedding ring pillows or ring bearer pillows at wholesale discounted pricing. You can buy them separately or in bulk, whatever works for you and your budget. We are committed to providing Australia with affordable wedding and event essentials without sacrificing quality and design. Our products are available nationwide, and we offer swift shipping to all major cities, like Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Darwin, Hobart, Perth, Melbourne and Sydney.

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Top 10 Trending Wedding Ring Pillows / Ring Bearer Pillows Design Ideas

#1. Beach Starfish

This design idea works best for beach weddings and tropical destination weddings. They look very intimate with a bit of fun and heaps of summer. They are perfect for couples who have spent a moment in the sand to incorporate personality into their wedding details.

#2. Burlap Lace and Flower

Are you going in for a contemporary ring pillow design idea? This burlap ring cushion with lace and flower embellishments is for you. They give off a more cottagecore vibe than the traditional white ring pillows.

#3. Black and White Damask

This reversible damask ring pillow in black and white screams grace and luxury. They are perfect for more grandiose wedding themes with a sleek and edgy twist.

#4. Black Ribbon and Rhinestone Button

Do you want a more edgy look for your ring pillow? This black ring cushion with a wrap-around ribbon and a rhinestone button in the middle is what you are looking for. They look sleek and classy — a perfect contrast to the traditional white pillows. 

#5. Diamond Buckle Ivory

Before we get to the traditional white ring cushions, here's a perfect contender for more elaborate, semi-customary ring pillow design ideas. This ivory-coloured pillow with a wrap-around belt and a diamond buckle with tassels on the edges is truly divine.

#6. Classic White

As the good ole saying goes, "old but gold." This classic diamond-studded white ring pillow with laces and strings still compares to current trends. This design idea has proven to have aged well and is perfect for giving a so-called "future nostalgia."

#7. DIY Ring Pillow - White

How can we possibly end this list without a personalized option for you? Unleash your creativity in a Do It Yourself (DIY) ring pillow in white. You can add all the colours and materials you want with craft and floristry accessories that match your personality as a couple.

3 Ways to Tie Your Wedding Rings to Your Ring Bearer Pillow

There are predominantly 3-ways to secure your rings to your wedding ring pillow. These tie ideas are always open to customization, whichever you think fits best to your utmost comfort. Here are our top picks on how to tie your wedding rings to your ring bearer pillow.

#1. The Loop Technique

This tying method works perfectly for a ring pillow with only two (2) ribbons strings. The idea is to put the ring over the ribbon loop, take the tail, wrap it around, and then pop it through the coil to secure the ring. This technique makes the easiest way to pull out the rings.

#2. The Bow Technique

The bow tying method is fit for ring pillows with double ribbon strings attached to them. All you need to do is place the rings through each side of the ribbon strings and tie them together in a loose bow. Make sure that the ribbon is loose enough for easy removal.

#3. The Combo Technique

If you want to go extra and ensure that the rings are settled into the ring pillows well enough, you can mix the loop and bow technique. You can have the loop first, followed by the bow method, for a more cohesive result.