One in five millennials would be open to tying the knot permanently with a tattoo ring — more than any other generation, new research shows.
A poll conducted in November of people in serious relationships found 66% would be interested in giving or receiving an engagement ring that doesn’t feature a diamond.
Nearly three in five respondents said they would like to be part of choosing the ring from the get-go, with millennials being the most likely generation to do so . For 52% of respondents, the most important parts of the proposal are the personal touches and thoughtfulness. Two in five place a higher value on what is said during the proposal, and only 25% of respondents think the ring is the most important part.
Respondents also prefer a more intimate setting, with 49% preferring to get engaged in private rather than in public . Following the engagement, two in five waited less than 15 minutes before telling the first person the news, while 37% waited more than an hour before sharing.
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