How to Propose to Your Sweetie With an Easter Egg Hunt

Your sweetheart might be expecting a ring on Valentine's Day, but finding a ring on Easter will be a total surprise.

Difficulty: Moderate

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• 1 Dozen Plastic Eggs
• Easter Baskets
• Candies And Little Treats
• Chocolate Easter Eggs
• Engagement Rings
• Ring Boxes

1. Buy a set of a dozen multicolored plastic Easter eggs that are large enough to hold the ring box.

2. Purchase little toys and candy to go in the eggs that won't hold the ring.

3. Decide which egg you're going to use for the ring, and make sure it is the only egg of that color that you use. You want to be able to keep track of it!

4. Get up early and hide the eggs on Easter morning. If your sweetheart wants to know what you're doing, just say, "I planned something special for Easter" and let her think you're cooking her breakfast or something.

5. Arrange for her to come over after you've hidden the eggs, if she doesn't live with you.

6. Make sure you hide the ring egg in a place where it can be found, but where it's not the first egg found.

7. Tell anyone else who's going to be in the house what's going on.

8. Hand your sweetheart an Easter basket and tell her you planned an Easter egg hunt for her.

9. Drop to one knee and propose when she finds the egg and opens it.

Tips & Warnings

• If other people are going to be involved in the hunt, make sure they know what's going on and what color the egg is, so they'll know not to pick it up.
• You'll need more than a dozen eggs if there are multiple people hunting.
• Put the ring in the ring box, and then put it in the egg. Putting the ring in by itself would make it too easy for it to get lost.
• If you plan to hold the hunt outside, make sure it's in a secure place like an enclosed backyard. You don't want some random person finding and taking the egg with the ring in it.