The moment when you invite your girlfriend to connect your lives should be special. Make it memorable with original ideas and discoveries.
Necessary
Ring
Instructions
Step 1
Some girls love the traditional sentences that are constantly seen in films and dream of being in the shoes of the heroines. Invite your beloved to a restaurant, ask the musicians to play your favorite song. After that, kneel in front of her, take her hand and say touching words about your feelings. Ask her to marry you and when she agrees, put on the ring and kiss.
Step 2
If you are an actor, musician, person with access to the stage, ask for her hand out loud. Invite her to a concert, and at the end of the performance, ask the audience for attention. If possible, direct the spotlights at her so that everyone knows who your words are for. Confess your love from the stage, talk about your feelings, then go down, walk up to her, kneel down and ask to be your wife. It is desirable that at this moment the microphone was in your hands.
Step 3
Surprise a sentimental girl by gifting her a photo album of your relationship. Collect photographs showing the development of your senses. If there are no photographs, try drawing plots. For each illustration, add an original caption that will clarify the event. At the end of the story, attach a photo of the ring and the cherished question.
Step 4
Get out with your girlfriend to the banks of a river or sea and propose there. Put a declaration of love and a ringlet in the bottle first. Fix the vessel on the shore in the water and, when you walk with the girl, pay attention to this. Let the lady open the bottle so she can read the message herself and talk about her decision.
Step 5
Consider your girlfriend's interests and hobbies. If she loves extreme, take advantage of this and link the proposal to the appropriate activity. For example, jump with a parachute, and on the way to the ground, confess your love and ask for her hand. Present the ring on the ground so as not to accidentally drop it during the flight.
