For the RSVP and VISTA programs, grantees are not required to conduct criminal history checks on their volunteers. However, RSVP and VISTA grantees are required to conduct criminal history checks on all employees who receive part or all of their salary from the respective program grant. Guidance on the National Service Criminal History Check (NSCHC) is available on our Knowledge Network.
During the ceremony the man's wedding ring or band is placed on the ring finger of his left hand. Some bands can be a simple yellow or white gold band and some can have small diamonds set into the band, this is a personal preference with the younger set usually going for the simple round band.
The Wedding Ring. The dilemma as to where to place the ring often arises on the D-Day when the wedding ring is presented as well. While the ring signifies an intent to get married, wedding rings show an actual marriage. The etiquette usually dictates, that the engagement ring and wedding ring go on the left hand. Just before walking down the aisle, the bride moves the engagement one to the opposite hand. After the ceremony, she can place it back on the left hand in front of the wedding ring.