A cherished wedding ring went missing at Electric Forest 2025 after an attendee’s husband left it on a “take one leave one” table while applying sunscreen. The ring carries deep sentimental value, having belonged to his family for around 50 years and originally given by his grandfather on his deathbed.
Festival-goers have been urged to check these exchange tables and nearby areas for the ring and to contact the family if found. The community’s response underscores the strong spirit of connection and support Electric Forest is known for.
Key Points:
- The ring was accidentally left behind during the festival (June 19-22, 2025, Rothbury, Michigan).
- It has significant sentimental importance, linking the husband to his grandfather.
- The “take one leave one” tables serve as communal sharing spots, but valuables should be kept secure.
- Electric Forest organizers recommend securing all personal belongings and locking cars and tents.
- The family’s appeal has drawn sympathy and calls for vigilance within the community.
This incident highlights the blend of fun and responsibility at festivals and the power of the community to come together in moments of need. Keep an eye out and spread the word—help reunite a priceless family heirloom with its owners.
Source: r/electricforest