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writes: Hi, can anyone tell me a nice romantic way to ask someone to marry you? I love my girlfriend and want to ask her to marry me. I can't take her away becasue of the kids, and I don't have the most money in the world, but would like to really romance her! Any suggestions sppreciated!
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reader, snowbird  +, writes (31 August 2006):
 Congratulations, you star!!!
Keep up the good work now, you have set yourself the most WONDERFUL precedent!! Be wonderful for each other!! xx SO happy for you!! x
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reader, eyeswideopen  +, writes (8 August 2006):
 Very, very nice! Best Wishes!
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reader, tonsta +, writes (8 August 2006):
tonsta is verified as being by the original poster of the questionok here goes on sunday i arranged for my parents to have the children in the morning, i dropped them off very early when H was still in bed, i got back to the house and perpared a really nice breakfast and laid rose petals from the bed all the way to the table where the breakfast was. i then told H we was going out for the day. We went to a local place which is really nice to walk around and there is a nice waterfall ( Man Made ) there which is where i decided to ask her. i put a little stereo behind the waterfall playing some nice music and my friend put some candle behind there which i am so happy they stayed alight!! she wondered what the music was when we was paddling so i said lets go find out, when we walked through there was the candles and the ring box in the middle open when she noticed them i got on one knee and she said YES!!! we then went out for dinner it was so nice she looked so happy and bewildered!!
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reader, snowbird +, writes (7 August 2006):
Can't wait to hear how you got on!! Really hope it went well! :o)
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reader, tonsta +, writes (3 August 2006):
tonsta is verified as being by the original poster of the questioni will be asking her on sunday so fingers crossed!! i will let you know what the outcome is and how i proposed! thankyou everyone
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reader, snowbird +, writes (3 August 2006):
Hannieseds' idea is the nicest thing I have ever heard!!
OR: I found a website - just google 'romantic proposals' and it comes up with some great ideas - PLEASE let us know how you get on!!!
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reader, tonsta +, writes (3 August 2006):
tonsta is verified as being by the original poster of the questionthankyou and im sorry to hear for your breakup i went through the same thing with my partner 3 months ago but we sorted it out and are now closer than ever so there is always hope! i just know i want to be with her forever i love seeing her in the morning and knowing im going home to her and my beautifull children. KEEP EM COMING!!
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reader, anonymous, writes (3 August 2006): That is just so very sweet of you!!! It's refreshing to see that romantic and passionate men are still around... I'm just getting over a break-up... I got dumped at a point when I was expecting my man to propose me (Sad. I know.) And when I read your post, it felt like a whiff of fresh flowers! Coming to your question... I personally prefer to be proposed amidst nature... like a beautiful garden, a beach, a mountain top, a long drive... in the middle of no where... in front of a Church on the out skirts on a bright sunny afternoon... the possibilites are endless... Be creative... plan well and ensure she does not have a clue about this... I'm sure she will cherish whatever you do. Good luck... do let us all know. : )
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reader, tonsta +, writes (3 August 2006):
tonsta is verified as being by the original poster of the questionsounds good but there is no-where like that around here :( we like going out for dinner but that seems "too conventional" and i would like to make this really special for her.
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reader, hannieseds  +, writes (3 August 2006):
 Hey there Mr Romance!
Do you have a nice place around where you live that you two like to go? Say a lookout over the city/sea? Down by the beach? Money does not have to be spent to romance the woman you love, but how about a place like i suggested above, then if you have a good friend who can help you out - get them to set up a dusk picnic with wine and candles (in holders so they don't blow out!) so it's all ready when you bring her to it. Don't tell her anything of what you are doing, just lead her to this place (best if it is a place you both love) and the beautiful, romantic picnic will be waiting then you can pop the question whenever the moment feels right! Well, that is how I would want to be proposed to anyway.
Best of luck!!!
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