We’ve heard all the stories, the ring in the champagne glass, the fortune cookie, the writing across the sky, or those words “Will You Marry Me” showing up on the jumbo-tron at the hockey game. They are your stereotypical proposal’s that have been done time and time again.
Not to say these aren’t romantic and mean just as much as any other proposal, but shouldn’t each proposal be unique? Unique to you and your significant other? Especially considering you have to re-tell the story, time and time again.
Now, we aren’t saying everyone has the time or the effort to be as creative as this guy….
But we are saying that you can pull together a unique proposal that isn’t your stereotypical cookie cutter pre-wedding request. For starters, do some digging! Your significant other’s best friends are really your best resource! They’ll have all the inside details you wouldn’t know about, and will know exactly what your other half has been dreaming of.
What do you guys do together? Taking an activity that is particular to your relationship is a great start. It makes it uniquely you as it is already such a huge part of your relationship together. Take regular walks on the weekend? Propose on the route. Scrabble Monday Nights? Spell Out “Will You Marry Me” on the Scrabble Board. Brunch on Sunday’s? Place the ring box beside her pancakes. The best part of these proposals is they will never see it coming!
Still not quite sure what to do? Need some help to let your other half know you just can’t live without them? Hire a planner! Anna Gosselin, of All That Glitters Inc. is one of the only event planning companies to offer proposal planning. A unique service for the to-be-groom to ensure that a couple’s engagement story is personalized, meaningful and exciting to tell over and over again.
Have questions? Call our team of planners at Event Planning Headquarters, a division of Special Event Rentals, who can not only help with any questions you have about the proposal, but could be there to help you plan the proposal and all the way down to the alter!








































































































