Saturday, December 6, 2008

Will You Marry Me?


The first step in moving towards a life together is the marriage proposal. Few things to keep in mind when preparing to propose :



1. Getting the engagement ring.

There are many different types of rings that you can get. The choices vary depending on the price. You could go for a plain band or one with a stone. The usual favorite would be the diamond solitaire. Well, as they say, diamonds are a girl's best friend. The choice doesn't stop there. For the ring, you can choose to have it made in platinum, white gold, or yellow gold. Even silver if your budget is limited. Ultimately, it is up to you to find out what your intended likes and get that for her. That will certainly help in increasing your chances to get a YES when you pop the question. (Read more...)

2. Choosing the environment and atmosphere.
The right environment is vital to creating a special memory for your proposal. Again, this depends on your partner and what you have shared in your relationship. Most people usually opt for "that special place" or probably going somewhere or doing something that has a special meaning to both of you. (Read more...)

3. Setting the mood.
Make sure the mood is right before popping the question. Music, flowers and lighting helps to set the mood, but getting that intimate feeling is much more than just making sure that the external setting is correct. Reminiscing of old times and sweet memories usually helps in keeping the mood sentimental and receptive. Should there be a downturn of events during your planned proposal, you might want to adjust the timing or try to patch things up before going ahead with the proposal. (Read more...)

4. Popping the question.
Now, remember to rehearse the question before actually popping it. You could do it facing the mirror in the bathroom or facing a photo of her. It does not have to be a 50-page speech, but make it something that gives meaning and depth to the proposal. After all, it will be a cherished memory for the both of you. Why not make it a good one?

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