I took a weekend trip with my Girlfriend, she wore wedding bands. We went went away a second weekend, she did the same.

There’s two reasons that I personally witnessed with two of my friends. One wears it so she doesn’t get bothered by any men when she goes out. The other is a lesbian, and doesn’t want to be judged when she goes out, so she wears it on her left hand to make people think she’s straight, when truth is, she shouldn’t give a damn what others think about her and just live life being who she is without having to fake herself out.

That means she is in love right now but then one day out of nowhere it will all be over. Likely cause she will want to give some ex another chance for the umpteenth time.

Maybe she is uncomfortable spending the weekend with someone she isn't married to, so she wears the ring to alleviate her guilt.

When we first fall in love, it is easy to overthink everything.
Like things you would not notice about anyone else, you suddenly notice on your new love.
"Why did she wear a green shirt? How come she bought a new toaster? How come she took two whole minutes to respond to my text? Why did she park her car the other way"

But eventually one stops caring. She could announce she is working for Allah Ackbar as a spy and you would be like, "That's fine, so what's for dinner?"

I would just straight up ask her about the rings.i dont think she'll get mad.

They are likely sentimental for her. You won't know exactly what they mean until you ask her. Good luck.

Don't over think it. Make your own decisions. Allowing symbols to influence your choices is likely not the wise strategy. Rise above all that nonsense and think clearly. You'll make the right decisions if you do.

Red flag my man. Take it very slow with her and stop involving the kids..

Maybe she likes to give the impression she's a married woman when away from home.

Seems a bit old fashioned but the only person who knows for sure is he one you haven't asked.

I think this is a nice gesture.
Makes it appear you are a married couple.

hmm, i'd be cautious.