How to Say "Will You Marry Me?"

A marriage proposal is something that you and your future spouse will never forget, so give some thought to how to say "will you marry me" in a way that is heartfelt and special. Consider what you like to do as a couple, what will mean the most to the two of you and what will make the proposal most fitting to your relationship. Incorporate these elements into the setting of the proposal as well as the way you want pop the question.

Things You'll Need

  • An engagement ring or other token of marriage
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Instructions

  1. Instructions

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      Purchase an engagement ring or other token that demonstrates your commitment. Show your significant other that you have put thought and effort into the proposal by having an engagement ring ready at the time of the proposal.

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      Choose a place to pop the question. Some couples get engaged at places that have a special meaning to them, maybe the place where the met or had their first date, while others get engaged in new or especially romantic settings. Decide on the place ahead of time and make any needed arrangements prior to the time of the engagement. Consider enlisting the help of a waiter at your favorite restaurant or friends and family members at a special event or holiday party.

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      Think about what you are going to say ahead of time. While reading from a script is not necessary, some prior consideration to what you want to say can help the question come out much smoother. If you are afraid you'll get caught up in the moment and forget what you wanted to say, there is no harm in writing down exactly what you want to say. Your future spouse will appreciate the time and effort you put into planning the proposal down to the last word.

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      Enlist the element of surprise. A proposal can be that much more exciting if your future spouse isn't expecting it: Make him or her think that you are embarking on just a regular night on the town or romantic weekend getaway.

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      Play it cool. Although it may be difficult to act completely normal during the time leading up to the proposal, do your best to act "normal." If you act too differently, your soon-to-be fiancé may begin to suspect that something is amiss.

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