Proposing to your partner is not easy. Even if you’re 99.9% sure you know what the answer will be, and you’ve talked about it
before, you want to make sure that the moment is just right. Instead of worrying about what can go wrong, we’re going to look
at how you can plan to make as many things as possible go perfectly so you can feel at least a
little more at ease when popping the question.
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Create a stress-free day
You can do a little prep-work to set them up for the question, first, once you’re sure they’re ready to hear it. Do what you can to arrange it on
the most stress-free day possible, where they have no plans and no big concerns to take care of. Get them in an especially good mood
by doing little favors for them throughout the day like making them breakfast or take care of the chores around the home.
Choosing the spot
There are a lot of romantic ways to propose. It’s getting more popular to pop the question during a vacation or a city break, but
that’s not always necessary. Instead, consider choosing a spot that holds sentimental value for you, like where you had your first kiss, the
first restaurant you visited together, and so on. If you find out that you have a few different choices like this, you can have a little fun by
arranging trips to each one and choosing the last one to ask the question. If your partner is anticipating the proposal, then having
a couple of red herring dates can really up the surprise factor.
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Choosing the engagement ring
The ring is more than a piece of jewelry, it’s an affirmation of just how much your partner means to you. What’s more, the visual wow factor
can make the question even more breathtaking. Check out this review of James Allen to see how modern online jewelry stores make it
easier to find a quality ring, regardless of budget. It’s a good idea to scope out any rings your partner already has to see if they have any
styles of gem shapes they’re particularly fond of, too.
Know what to say
As these proposal speech tips from The One Romance say, you shouldn’t have a script prepared. The proposal should come from
the heart, but that doesn’t mean you can’t prepare a little. Spend some time thinking of memorable moments or changes you have
experienced in life together, as well as the things you’re grateful for about your partner. If you’re really ready to marry this person, you
will have a whole stream of different fond thoughts and memories that will be fresh in your mind when it comes time to ask the question.
You will never truly be without nerves when asking someone to marry you. Hopefully, however, the tips can help you get all the little
details of the where, why, and how out of the way so you can focus on being engaged with the moment itself.
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