Why Malaysian couples are crafting wedding rings at silversmithing workshops


More couples are signing up for silversmithing workshops to craft their own rings - valuing shared experiences over perfection. Photo: Pakanira

When London-based doctor Nayeem Ahmed, 29, and former lecturer Nurafiqah Syuhada Abdul Rahim, 26, wanted to settle down, they decided to do things a little differently.

While most couples browse jewellery stores for wedding rings, they took a more hands-on approach, crafting their own rings for their wedding.

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