Valentine’s Day is often viewed as the most romantic day of the year and so many people receive expressions of love and proposals on this day. If you’re planning on giving your significant other something sweeter
than chocolates and more precious than a bouquet of flowers this Valentine’s
Day, then listen up because I am sharing some ways to make the most memorable and special proposals you both will enjoy sharing stories of for years to come.
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For starters, if you plan to add in an engagement ring to your
February 14 celebration, make sure you get
the rightcustom engagement rings for Valentine’s Day. Choose the ring that will not only make your
sweetheart say yes but will also make them want to wear it proudly every day for the rest
of your lives. If you’re not sure what ring to propose with, check out Stefano Navi’s preferred program. Here are some other engagement ideas to help inspire you to make the moment truly memorable!
1. Do the countdown.
Take inspiration from the song, “The Twelve Days of Christmas,”
and do your own Valentine’s Day countdown. Starting on the first day of
February, spread the love by giving your special someone a gift. These gifts
can be modest, handmade, or simple. Think creative and get things like personalized shirts, hats, or even fun socks with heart prints. On the fourteenth day of February, prepare a
romantic dinner for the two of you, during which you can give them their final
Valentine’s Day gift – a gorgeous diamond engagement ring – and then, pop the
question.
2. Roses are red, violets are blue…
Red roses signify love and romance, which is why it’s the most popular choice for Valentine’s Day according to this website https://
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3. Write it all down.
Of course we all like to hear why people love us, but reading it is special, too. When something is written down you can look at it time and time again remembering the sweet words. So on sticky notes or little cards, write why you love your
Valentine. Place these notes everywhere that is visible to your partner. Much better than rose petals, you can place these love notes on their desk, on the bed, in the kitchen table, or on the dashboard. At the
end of the day, present them with your last and biggest note or card, which
contains the important question, “Will You Marry Me?” You can save all these special mementos to look back at for years to come as you tell the story to your children and grandchildren.
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4. Go sentimental
Depending on your budget, you can also invest on a charm
bracelet. Create or ask an expert jeweler to help you design a bracelet that
contains charms representing some of your most memorable moments with your
significant other or a charm that signifies the special things about your
relationship. Even simple heart-shaped charms with inscriptions can already
make for a tear-jerking Valentine’s gift. I even mentioned coordinate jewelry in my Valentine’s Day gift guide post. You could get a piece of the location you got engaged and explain the significance leading up to the proposal.
Now, up the ante by making
an unexpected proposal. Present the last charm, a miniature locket that bears the
message, “Marry Me.” Because most proposals involve a ring, your partner will
not be expecting you to go down on one knee and propose with a bracelet charm.
Once she gives you the sweetest Yes! you will ever hear, then present
them with the real engagement ring.
Whether it is expected or unexpected, many proposals happen during the most romantic day
of the year. So make sure you work with the element of surprise for a
successful and memorable Valentine’s Day proposal. And, don’t forget the cameras or videos! You will definitely want to capture the moment they said yes and immortalize this in
pictures.