Springtime and Summer Marriage Proposal Ideas
When everything is in bloom propose in a botanic or blossom garden.
Have a close friend or family member set up a picnic—entire with cheese and wine, of course— in a park for you. Afterward come up with an alibi for taking a hike where you'll stumble upon this surprise proposal picnic.
Choose a place for some summer stargazing (it is even more perfect if there's a meteor shower or lunar eclipse anticipated) and propose under the night skies.
Suggest a berry-picking excursion to make. Tell your partner you've found the most perfect berry they must see once you're out there. Instead of fruit that is mature, they will see the ring and you.
On the night before a seashore day you've planned, compose a love poem on a piece of parchment paper, roll it into a classic bottle with a cork and bury it in a well marked spot in the sand close to your towels. Make certain you "find" the bottle as you dig together—and be ready with the ring.
Techie Proposals
Add a custom proposal "tune" to her or his go-to playlist on iTunes, or record an unexpected proposal podcast.
Have a friend take photographs of you with posters that say, "will," "you," "wed" and "me?" Then make plans to meet up in a special place, and before you arrive, text the pictures in order. When the last message goes through, show up and get down on one knee.
Produce a web page declaring your love and proposal, and leave a hint with all the internet address written on it —don't say a word. By sending the link to friends and family following the proposal, announce the good news.
Set up a live-stream channel (on Ustream.tv) and invite all of your relatives and buddies to watch the proposal reside from wherever you opt to pop the question!
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