Ladies I am in need of your assistance
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Hello ladies. I'll make this short and straight to the point. I finally got a ring to propose to my lady but I won't be proposing until I plan something special. That's where I'm lost. I just don't know what to do or how I could propose. I want it to be memorable so I will wait and think on it before acting. If anyone has any ideas please feel free to share your thoughts and opinions.
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Do a horse carriage ride one of her favorite places to eat. Then hit a local spot where it's live music. Tell em what you trying to do. Get em to sing a song or two..... Then pop that question.
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Hell do a weekend where it's all about you two like first date y'all went to eat at. Send flowers or candy to the job leading up to the day you'll ? the question, You know mushy ? like that
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Oh yea if you from the south or her parents old fashion or pops in her life you better clear it with him first. Our it's gone be trouble trouble trouble....
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banginscrew901 wrote: »Oh yea if you from the south or her parents old fashion or pops in her life you better clear it with him first. Our it's gone be trouble trouble trouble....
Yea I'm from the south and I already talked and got permission from pops lol. But yea I'm still trying to plan something. Was thinking about a weekend thing, visiting the spot where we had our first date. Then doing something we both have never done like a hot air balloon ride then pop the question up there. Just a thought though. Haven't decided -
Make sure that hot air balloon ride is in your area or somewhere you can take a short trip to
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go by the water.....
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That 'ask pops for permission to propose' ? is stupid as ? .
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mryounggun wrote: »That 'ask pops for permission to propose' ? is stupid as ? .
These old heads are traditional when it comes to stuff like that. They feel disrespected if they weren't asked before hand. No biggie -
mryounggun wrote: »That 'ask pops for permission to propose' ? is stupid as ? .
I think it is as well, but why do you?? @mryounggun -
Not one lady yet...........................................typical.
And when my daughter gets married. Stick to tradition ask me for my daughters hand. It is respectful and shows character especially if you have good rapport with your future father-in-law. I do and I hopefully have a good rapport with my future son-in-law. -
jetlifebih wrote: »mryounggun wrote: »That 'ask pops for permission to propose' ? is stupid as ? .
I think it is as well, but why do you?? @mryounggun
Because for ME, it serves no purpose. I'm a firm believer that a relationship should be between the two people that are in it and that's it. Not your friends, not your parents, etc. As an extension of that, I've never really cared much about what parents thought about me. So taking it further, if I were to ask a man for permission to propose to his daughter and he said no, I'd just be like '? I was just asking as a courtesy. I'm proposing anyway.'.
So what the ? is the point of asking?
That...and it's just stupid. Lol. -
Not one lady yet...........................................typical.
And when my daughter gets married. Stick to tradition ask me for my daughters hand. It is respectful and shows character especially if you have good rapport with your future father-in-law. I do and I hopefully have a good rapport with my future son-in-law.
Ic hoes only show up when u diss em -
if a guy wants to marry my daughter but does not ask my permission he will be on my ? list from then on.... these new ? have no respect at all. As a mater of fact if my daughter would marry a man that clearly has no respect for me then then she would also be on my ? list.
and they better not ask me for a ? dime. -
If you love your woman you should follow the traditional ways and ask her father for her hand in marriage because if he feels slighted or disrespected by you.... he may kick up a fuss and spoil her wedding day. I can tell you right now i am not walking my daughter down the aisle and giving her away to some disrespectful ? that didn't have the decency to ask for my blessing.
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If you love your woman you should follow the traditional ways and ask her father for her hand in marriage because if he feels slighted or disrespected by you.... he may kick up a fuss and spoil her wedding day. I can tell you right now i am not walking my daughter down the aisle and giving her away to some disrespectful ? that didn't have the decency to ask for my blessing.
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First off, congratulations!!
This is hard to answer... you want a unique way of proposing... In order for it to be unique, it has to be personal and genuine. No offense but we don't know your girl or what she likes to suggest anything.
I think married men would be better equipped to advise on this issue. Asking her father for her hand was definitely a start down the right path.
The rest is just giving your girl what you two would define as the best day ever and topping it off with the ring.
Best of luck to you!
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If you love your woman you should follow the traditional ways and ask her father for her hand in marriage because if he feels slighted or disrespected by you.... he may kick up a fuss and spoil her wedding day. I can tell you right now i am not walking my daughter down the aisle and giving her away to some disrespectful ? that didn't have the decency to ask for my blessing.
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I think its a nice tradition, besides marriage doesn't just affect the intended.. its two families coming together.
Ultimately its not a prerequisite because people have the freedom to do whatever but its good gesture and a good way to start to building those family relationships. -
Do it live
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I'd actually feel offended if a man asked my dad if he could marry me.
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I'd actually feel offended if a man asked my dad if he could marry me.
Technically he is not asking your dad for permission. He is pretty much telling him. But you ask to give that notion of respect. Hell he may even help with the expenses. My wife's whole family knew before she did. -
I'd actually feel offended if a man asked my dad if he could marry me.
it is quite natural for someone like you to feel offended by this tradition because you probably don't have what should be the proper amount of respect for your father or mother. -
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Nobody asking her anyway
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Oh
been there done that