10 Most Romantic ways to propose

The story of how you proposed will be told to Children, friends and families for a long time. Trust me, you don't want it to be boring.

So I got 10 Romantic ways to propose from 'the knot'.
Enjoy!



1. Propose in a public place:
Whether it's an Eatry, hotel, monument or national park—that has personal significance to the two of you. Once you're there, ask someone nearby to take a picture of you together, and instead of posing, drop down on one knee.

2. Have a choir, brass band or drum line show up for a surprise performance of your fiance-to-be's favorite love song in a park or public location for your proposal. For a really personal touch, ask the performers if they can incorporate your fiance's name into the lyrics.


3. Take out a full-page ad in a newspaper, and then pick the perfect spot to have a relaxing morning of catching up on current events. Another twist on this idea is to call into a radio station and then make sure your fiance-to-be is listening when your proposal is on the air.


4. Gather a bunch of your friends and family for a party and have everyone put on a T-shirt or carry balloons filled with helium (otherwise they won't float) bearing one of the letters in the phrase, "Will you marry me?" Then during the party suggest a group picture to reveal the message.

5. Create makeshift letters that spell out, "Will you marry me?" using anything from coloured duct tape (against a wall or a piece of poster board) to scrapbooking materials. Surprise your partner with your creation at work, home or the park. (Not crafty? Hire a graffiti artist to write out an artistic marriage proposal in huge letters!)

6. Tie a red velvet ribbon from one spot in your home to another. Attach little notes recalling perfect moments in your relationship along the way. Wait for your partner at the end of the ribbon with the ring in hand.

7. Set up a live-stream channel (onUstream.tv) and invite all of your friends and family to watch the proposal live from wherever you choose to pop the question!

8. Make the box holding the ring as a selection on the dessert tray at your favourite restaurant.

9. Put together a gift basket of yummy treats–like dark chocolate, coffee or fresh fruit—and hide the ring among the presents (in its box, so it doesn't get lost in the goodies).

10. Sneak into your soon-to-be fiance's office or classroom before they arrive in the morning and write your proposal on their desk or blackboard. Stay hidden from sight until they show up.

Good luck!