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First, we have a little statistic for you:

In a recent survey, over 80% of women (and men) who were proposed to said that their marriage proposal was “Less Romantic” than they had hoped for.

A wedding proposal should be one of the most memorable events in both of your lives, and getting it right is a great start to your lives as a married couple.

Think about your partner as you plan your wedding proposal - don’t worry about what you’ve seen on TV, or what others have done before you… it’s a personal experience and you should custom-tailor
it specifically for the two of you.

Here are a few "misadventures" to avoid when proposing marriage:

• Do not trivialize the proposal. You’re asking someone if they want to spend the rest of your lives together, not what they want to eat for dinner or what movie they want to see.

• A marriage proposal is meant to be a very special and memorable occasion for you as a couple, so don’t allow relatives or friends to invite themselves along when you know you’re going to pop the question.

• Don’t propose at someone else’s special occasion,
  like a wedding, baby shower, etc. First of all, it’s not polite to
  detract from someone else’s special day. And secondly, it’s best to
  make a special day for just the two of you.

• Don’t put your partner on the spot, such as proposing in public in a situation where they feel forced to say yes (then privately say no).

YOU can start making those Romantic Moments with "Her"- NOW!
(BEFORE You work up to the PROPOSAL)

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