I've sometimes seen couples confuse the corrrect hand on which to place the ring. It's always the third finger, left hand, so if you raise your right hand, it's the hand right in front of you---no crossover.
This is easy to practice and doesn't need a formal rehearsal.
The next thing to practice (or remember if you feel practicing with the real rings is bad luck) is to take the pushing of the ring slowly. In fact, don't push at all. Both bride and groom sometimes have sweaty palms and sweaty fingers, and this actually might include a little finger swelling. Move the ring onto the beloved's finger slowly and carefully: the more you push, the harder it is to get it on.
Just a little practical stuff for Labor Day.
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