There’s a lot of pressure surrounding the marriage proposal. Months of planning, saving, choosing the location, the ring, and sometimes even writing the words - not to mention the questions that tend to crop up when you’re making a gesture as grand as asking someone to spend the rest of their life with you.
Many grooms have it in their heads that blimps, jetstreams scoreboards or violin serenades need to be part of the proposal in order to make it memorable. The truth is, if your (hopefully) future bride is more of a low key type of girl, a simple proposal will be more fitting and just as memorable. Regardless of the scale of the proposal, the key ingredients are a location that’s meaningful to her (or to you, as a couple), the right “props”: the ring is the only requirement, although there may be other objects that will help to make the moment special, the personal message, and the timing.
Don’t let the pressure of “the story of” your proposal get the better of you; think of the proposal that your future wife would most appreciate, and you can never go wrong. To enter the story of your proposal for the chance to win two platinum wedding bands, courtesy of The Platinum Guild ,valued at $4300, visit GroomGroove.com’s marriage proposal contest page today!
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