romantic marriage proposals

1)My fiancé surprised me at lunch! He had been talking about going out to a really fancy restaurant that night for dinner, so I thought that he would do it then. On his way to work, he passes by mine, so that day he asked if we could have lunch together. He had me pick the place. I picked a random Asian restaurant where we had never been.

I left my seat to order the food, and when I came back, the ring box was sitting in front of my seat. I was shocked! It was a nice surprise though. He knew that I did not care about anything, and that I just wanted to be surprised, so his friends told him that I wouldn’t expect it during a work lunch. They were right!

-Natalie

2)My fiancé proposed to me on the radio. He arranged an interview on the radio for me and him and while I was on the phone in another country (Canada) and he was here (Pennsylvania), we went through the entire interview…on Valentine’s Day ‘96…and at the end of the interview, he said, “Will you marry me, I want to spend forever with you”. I said “Um, oh my god, yes, yes, yes…” He even videotaped it for me since I wasn’t in the room.

He is the best. He sent me flowers the next day.

-J. N., Canada

3)The night Rob proposed was absolutely perfect. We had a romantic dinner at a favorite restaurant, Mom Chaffee’s. We had been planning dinner it so it didn’t seem out of the ordinary.

I was diverted to the Reading Sheraton to seemingly pick up a friend of Rob’s, who was in town (he wasn’t really). We went up to ‘his’ room, which was in the tower penthouse suite in the front of the hotel. The room had a breathtaking view over looking the city.

When we entered the room it was like walking into a magical fairy tale. The room was lit by candlelight and covered in rose petals. There were roses, champagne, wine, chocolate covered strawberries, and a beautiful view of the city lights. Our song, Valentine by Martina McBride, was playing softly in the background.
Rob then asked me to dance. He guided me to the window, and then asked me, on bended knee, to spend my life with him and for my hand in marriage. I said Yes!
We danced, kissed, laughed, and cried. We visited my parents, his parents, called family and then visited with some special friends. It was truly a magical night.

-B. F., Wyomissing, Pennsylvania

4)That day my fiancé decided to go to the museum. I found that weird usually he never wants to do things like that. So we got to the museum and we were looking at the things and so I see a shining object in a box so I went over to see, and in the glass box there was a little box just sitting there with a diamond ring and a piece of paper saying “I will love you forever if you just say yes. Taylor will you marry me?”

I was so surprised I did not know what to say but my heart did everybody around us where staring so I with a great big smile whispered in his ear, “Of course I’ll marry you!!!”

-T. H. Montreal, Quebec, Canada