There are only a few wedding-related decisions that matter after the party ends. No doubt you'll be looking great with those wedding bands on your big day, but apart from the looks, there are a lot of things that matter.

While buying a band, you may be looking at the band designs, shapes and colors, but there are much more to be considered depending upon your lifestyle and preferences. Choosing the right metal will have a larger impact on your wearability than any other factor.

Yellow gold is the traditional metal for men's wedding bands, and normally everyone prefers to go with the 10k Gold Wedding Band. It is a symbol of wealth, prosperity and purity and suits well for men. Choosing yellow gold as your preferred metal is a good option as it allows you to wear it daily.

It is also good in terms of maintenance, as gold can be easily resized based on your ring size changes over time. However, yellow gold needs a professional polish occasionally to prevent scratches and maintain its luster.

If you don't want to go with a yellow 10k wedding band, you can choose white gold, an alloy of gold & silver. It looks like a platinum band but comes at a much lower price. This metal can also be resized based on your finger size. White gold is shiny and has more luster as compared to yellow gold, and hence it comes with heavy maintenance as well. It is one of the best metals for men's wedding bands in terms of purity and durability.

Rose gold is also a good option for those who prefer to wear a delicate and subtle band. It is not a common option for weddings but suits well when both people of a couple want to wear it. It has high durability and is much stronger as well.