Link Here | June 19, 2007,

Your mother reads this you know!

Comment by GregM |

Link Here | June 19, 2007,

My hubby just asked me one day. No ring, nothing fancy. Of course, I said yes!

Comment by Lisa |

Link Here | June 19, 2007,

I think the best proposals are the ones revolving around something that has meaning for the two of you. For example, Ryan and I had milkshakes late at night at a local park for our first date, so having me meet him there with a ring over the straw would be really sweet, or maybe proposing where we had our first kiss. Even just kind of re-creating your first special date (ie the same restaurant, same movie, etc) and then proposing at the end of the evening or something. I think proposals based on just the two of you are always best, runner up would be doing something really special you know she really wants to do (concert she wants to see, broadway, etc)

Comment by Jade |

Link Here | June 19, 2007,

As long as it is loving, she will say yes. I was proposed to while in my pajamas, on a Sunday morning. It was the most romantic thing ever. Rest assured, if she is planning to say yes, she will say yes regardless of “how” you ask her. Good luck!!

Comment by Helen |

Link Here | June 19, 2007,

Greg - how about somewhere that is special to the both of you. Like the first place you told her that you loved her, or the first place you kissed? Girls remember those things, and they hold a special place in our hearts.

Comment by Jules |

Link Here | June 19, 2007,

My husband took me out to probably the nicest restaurant in Salt Lake. Then when we came out of the restaurant there was a horse and carriage waiting for us and he proposed after the carriage ride.

Comment by Melissa |

Link Here | June 20, 2007,

one knee in a special place with a ring you picked out yourself works great my husband didnt propose like that. well, he never proposed. we just said “hey let’s get married” LOL

Comment by suni |

Link Here | June 20, 2007,

I woke up one morning and my ring was with all my others in the nightstand. No fuss and by putting it on I said yes.

Of course, I had to take it off and put it back in the box until we eloped because it was a wedding band and not an engagement ring, but it all meant the same thing.

Comment by Corrin |

Link Here | June 20, 2007,

I guess the best advice would be personalize it to her. A good way to tell what she likes is watch movies with her that have engagements in them, if she really likes it she’ll say something. My friend did that and then recreated that moment for his girlfriend.

Comment by Holly |

Link Here | June 21, 2007,

My hubby asked me on our second “anniversary” of dating. I was driving him back to work from lunch and he asked me to pull over by a small pond. He asked me there and we both cried. He didn’t have a ring because he wanted to take me later that night to pick it out. I thought that was nice, but I wouldn’t have minded had he picked one out either.

I just suggest you do something that is special and meaningful to you both, even if it is something really simple. No matter what, she is going to love it and remember that day always.

Comment by Laurie |