Do Mormon married men wear wedding rings?

Why and why not?
Because I met one and has kids and wife.

because they're Mormon...

There is no doctrine about that.

Back a few decades, wedding rings were optional for men in general in the US. That has changed to where almost all now wear them.

seems like you have a crush on a Mormon guy, huh Leo?

If you want to stay married I would say where it

Yes, Mormons exchange rings. If they want to.

Usually, yes, because they are married.

Rings are not part of the Mormon wedding ceremony in the temple, but they usually give the couple a chance to exchange rings before the ceremony begins. There's no church ban against them, and I proudly wear my wedding ring all the time.

Yes. Why wouldn't they?

They wear magnetic rings....

I have never met a married Mormon man or woman that does not wear a wedding ring. But then again I have not really been thinking about it. Some Mormons probably don't wear wedding rings, I just never noticed or thought about it too much.

The wedding ring is not a part of our religious beliefs. Many Western civilization Latter-day Saints wear wedding rings because it is part of our culture.

Yes they do. While a ring exchange is not part of a temple marriage, rings are still exchanged at the temple and in other church weddings by Mormon couples if they so choose to do so.

For those who live in cultures in which wedding rings are customary, yes. My dad wears his. Actually, I'm not sure if he can get it off anymore. It may be welded to his finger at this point.