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17th July 2008, 03:51 PM
#11
tell your friend study more like me, than he will know how to read her girl (girls) even from her (their) facial expression to know the best time to proposed.
no need to be too nervous follow this simple procedures,
1) kneel down with a rose in hand
2) buy a big diamond ring at least 1 carat (the bigger the better chance)
3) say this three words " I Love You"
4) followed by "Will you marry me?"
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17th July 2008, 06:19 PM
#12
hi bookworm,
well, there was a discussion i once chanced upon in another forum whereby they were talking abt the size of the diamond ring. they were saying the cost of the diamond ring should be a certain percentage of the guy's salary. ( like X 2 of the salary ...something like that )
frankly speaking, i totally do not agree on the theory that a guy should try to buy as big as possible a diamond ring to propose. i do not think that the size of the diamond ring represents the guy's love.
come on - a diamond ring is simply metal with a stone on it. that is supposed to represent love ???
the way the guy treats his gf - his care, his concern and the loving ways he takes care of her is more important than a ring. those everyday little caring actions matters more than a ring.
once at a wedding dinner , my friend was hinting heavily to her husband whom she has married like 1 yr ago, that she wants a diamond ring from him. he has yet to get a diamond ring for her. he only bought simple wedding band but not the diamond ring and my friend has been hinting since then.
my friend's husband knows she is hinting but intentionally ignore the hint. he is someone who spends his money cautiously.
my friend did not give up, grab my hand and pushed it to her husband's face to show him my ring with a big yellow diamond with 2 little white diamond ( which i have said before are artificial diamonds ).
i felt a bit pissed off, i told my friend off, that the size of the stone does not represent her husband love etc etc.
i felt my friend has embarrassed her husband and she should have known better than to stoop to that kind of tactic to get her husband to buy the ring which he obviously does not want to buy since it has been 1 yr after marriage. if he truly wanted to buy, he would have bought sooner.
if i were her, i would save up the money and buy that damn diamond ring myself.
really, is that what most women who are getting married concern about ?? the size of that stone ???
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18th July 2008, 10:48 AM
#13
i agree with littlefaith. personally i dun think there must be a big diamond ring. I would be happy if he can afford to get one but it's ok as long as he's the man that i love and the one who loves me. I'm not against big fancy elaborate proposing method but what matters more are the days we had and will be having together - how he has been (will be) by my side, the constant love & concern. If we are ready, I would say "yes" to a sincere proposal even it's just over a simple moment together.
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18th July 2008, 03:11 PM
#14
aiyo ..... just making fun of Babyrie's friend.
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4th September 2008, 06:47 PM
#15
hey,i promise to share my friend proposal .... here it is.
He booked a trip to Phuket, club med. At the last night of the trip, having dinner at a very romantic restuarant, he make special arrangement for some 20 to 30 balloons to be bundle up and was place at the centre of the restaurant. Of which one of the ballon is of different colour and he got his fiancee to bust each one of them except that special balloon last, in each balloons there is a note, in the notes are some special dates and some special memories written on it , like when is their first kiss, when is their first date, when is the first time they hold hand, what is the first movie they watched together etc. ....
No present for Guessing what was in the last balloon
Yeah, A Ring and a Note saying
" would you marry me wth this ring?"
The moment she said " Yes"
The resturant played a very romantic songs for them with a presentation of a bouquet of flower.
How romantic??
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5th September 2008, 09:06 AM
#16
wow so sweet i will be truly touched. i really touched by the man, how can he remember the dates of all the first things they did together. in some relationship, i can't even remember when we first started, let alone when we first hold hands and kiss.
kudos to your male friend, babyrie, his the man
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8th September 2008, 11:39 AM
#17
wah, babyrie, this guy friend really romantic. this kind of planning, takes time and efforts. the efforts he put in already touch my heart.
so where is the honeymoon for the couple ?
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7th November 2008, 05:40 PM
#18
My friend went to Bali for their honeymoon - villas for 2 very romantic.
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22nd July 2009, 08:42 AM
#19
i have not really thought of my ideal proposal moment. some couples do not have such proposal moment. they dated, then just automatically apply for house and make marriage arrangements. how boring.
i won't marry if my future boyfriend do not proposal to me
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