Springtime and Summer Marriage Proposal Ideas
When everything is in bloom propose in a blossom or botanic garden.
Have a close friend or family member set up a picnic—whole with cheese and wine, of course— for you in a park. Then come up with an alibi for taking a hike at which you'll stumble upon this surprise proposal picnic.
Choose a place for some summer stargazing (it's even more perfect if there's a meteor shower or lunar eclipse expected) and propose under the night skies.
Propose a berry-picking trip to make. Tell your partner you have located the most perfect berry they must see once you are out there. Instead of fruit that is ripe, they will see the ring and you.
On the night before a seashore day you have planned, write a love poem on a piece of parchment paper, roll it into a classic bottle using a cork and bury it in a well-marked area in the sand close to your towels. Make sure you "locate" the bottle as you dig together—and be prepared with the ring.
Public Marriage Proposal Ideas
Select a favorite location—whether it is a fountain, hotel rooftop, monument or national park—that has personal significance to the two of you. Once you're there, ask someone nearby to shoot a picture of you together, and instead of posing, drop down on one knee.
Have a choir, brass band or drum line show up for a surprise performance of your fiance-to-be's favourite love song in a park or public location for your suggestion. For a truly personal contact, request the performers assuming that they can feature your fiance's name into the lyrics.
Get in touch with all the stage manager of your favourite production and propose after the curtain call of the cast. Phone ahead and see in the event that you can get advertisement placement or a particular note added into the playbill, which means you've got a keepsake of the proposal.
Arrange a surprise proposal using a street caricaturist. Possess the caricaturist sketch a picture of you two with word bubbles that say, "Will you marry me?" and "Yes!"
Request the divers at an aquarium to put on a proposal show inside their largest fish tank. Give them a (waterproof) sign that says, "Will you marry me?" to hold up against the glass and then position yourselves for what will, initially, seem like feeding time.
Send your unsuspecting fiance-to-be on a treasure hunt that finishes with your suggestion. Begin with a hint at home (a handwritten note or text message) that leads to a tour of your favourite places all over town.
Go out for a night of dancing so you can dedicate a song and ask the DJ or bandleader to pass you the mic and propose on the dance floor.
Hire a skywriter to spell out your proposition for everyone about to see.
Take out a full-page advertisement in a paper, then select the perfect area to have a relaxing morning of catching up on current events. Another spin on this particular notion would be to call into a radio station after which ensure that your fiance-to-be when your proposal is on the air, is listening.
Playful Marriage Proposal Ideas
Pull off a miniature imitation out by asking for your partner's ring size in obvious ways (bringing home a ring graph is one). When they accuse you of ruining the surprise that you're shopping for a ring, say, "Okay, try this one instead."
Cut out the underside of a huge fridge box, wrap it with pretty paper and ribbon, and attach a card that says, "What Is inside the box is a gift to last an eternity." Afterward, "deliver" yourself to your soon-to-be fiance's doorstep.
Make the ring the surprise in a box of Cracker Jack or in a Kinder Egg.
Reenact the scene of their favourite romantic movie. Go for the end of the film: Let a white limousine, if it's Pretty Woman and climb through the sunroof with flowers in hand as you arrive at her place to proclaim your love.
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Proposals Caught on Camera
Hire a photographer to capture your suggestion, but tell your partner you have won a romantic couple's photo shoot. Get dressed up and propose mid-shoot, and follow it up with a romantic engagement shoot.
Decide the best spot to propose and have a photographer hide somewhere discreet. After your proposal, your photographer can snap some posed photos too.
Tell your fiance-to-be that you've been picked for a couple's "casting call" at a studio, and after that propose in front of the cameras.
