Wrap it in a large box and give it to her on Christmas. She won't be expecting it since a ring would normally be in a small sized box. You can fill the box with other romantic trinkets to throw her off more. Or you could fill it with peanuts (the styrofoam kind) and she'll have to search throw them to find the ring.
Play Santa and be sure to tell her what Santa wants for Christmas.... for her to be your wife!
Put it in her Christmas stocking. You can put a candy cane through it with a 'Will you marry me?' note attached.
Wrap it in box after box, ending with a big box with a big bow. If you've seen the movie 'Serendipity', you'll know what we mean.
Give her 5 wrapped boxes with a different word (will you marry me) in each box and the ring in the last box. Make sure she opens them in the correct order!
Spell it out on the roof (or side of your house) with Christmas lights. She'll be surprised to see your decorations this year!
Place strands of Christmas lights on your lawn spelling out "Will you marry me?" so that she sees it when she drives up.
While decorating the Christmas tree, put the ring around a glass ornament and hand it to her to hang on the tree.
Many cities decorate with lights for the holiday season as well as offer carriage rides through parks, the city center, etc. Take your sweetie on a carriage ride under the holiday lights on a cold night. You'll be able to snuggle together on a blanket in a romantic environment when you propose.
Place the ring in a small box with her name on it and hang it on a branch on the Christmas tree. Have some one 'find it' after all the other presents are opened. As she opens it, pop the question!
If you live in a warmer climate, create a magical holiday proposal with SnoWonder, which looks just like the real thing! What could be better than a snowy, romantic proposal?
Go to a park or downtown area that always has a great Christmas light display. Take him or her on a horse drawn carriage ride and snuggle up under a warm blanket together. Hire a Santa ahead of time and have him stop the carriage halfway through the display (preferably in a romantic area) and ask for your sweetie's name and then tell him/her that he has a little something for them. Have him pull box after box out, each one having a small toy. Finally, after several presents, have him find the real present with an "Oh, here it is." When he hands the ring box to her, get down on one knee and ask her to marry you.
Have a step stool ready and ask her to put the star on the top of the tree. When she climbs up, have the ring on the limbs by the top for her to find. When she finds it, grab her hand and ask her to marry you.
Hang the ring box like an ornament on the Christmas tree. After the last present has been opened, tell her there is one more surprise present for her that she needs to find on the tree. When she finds it and opens the box, be down on one knee.
Take her out to look at Christmas lights around the town. As your light viewing is coming to a close, take her to the top of a hill , where you have lights spelling out "marry me?".
Buy a personalized christmas ornament, such as the globe ornaments that have a saying on a piece of paper resting on some festive glitter inside. Have the message in the ornament say "Will you marry me?". Wrap it up like you would any christmas present and let your sweetie open it on Christmas day. As she is opening it you'll have plenty of time to fish that ring out of your pocket, and get on your knee of course!
On Christmas day, hang a mistletoe in the door way of your bedroom. After she's seen the mistletoe and you kiss, come back later and hange the ring in the middle of it. Then, when she goes to get something, follow her and stop her under it and say look at the mistletoe. When she looks up she will see it. Ask her to marry you, then share a kiss under the mistletoe again, your first as an engaged couple.
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There's a terrific aonmut of knowledge in this article!
Derek Calgaty
Posted at 3:05am on Saturday, December 17th, 2011
I want juay somthing simple for the last hanfong from a tree ect..., sound a bit lame, but is it a bad rime xhristmas day or ahould i syall for a new yrs oy even a spexial hole kinda thing
Helen London
Posted at 3:08am on Saturday, November 26th, 2011
I love the idea of a Christmas proposal! And these rings from Seventy Seven Diamonds would make it even more perfect! http://www.77diamonds.com/blog/the-perfect-christmas-present_2597.html
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Posted at 9:30am on Thursday, February 10th, 2011
All people deserve very good life and loans or just short term loan would make it better. Just because freedom depends on money state.
Claire London
Posted at 8:16am on Wednesday, December 30th, 2009
How about making an advent calender out of little match boxes wrapped in christmas paper and stuck together, each one has momentoes from your relationships and romantic notes to your oh. leave the ring in the last box, or send him/her on a treasure hunt to find it on Christmas morning.
Vanessa Ontario
Posted at 2:46pm on Wednesday, October 8th, 2008
My Cousin proposed to his fiance at a local mall. They decided to have pictures taken with "Santa" so while they were sitting on his knee waiting, my cousin got on his knee and proposed. She was extremely surprised and immediately cried....The photographer took their picture as it happened and it was totally romantic. They sent their pics out in Christmas cards...it was also their way of announcing their engagement
Gwen San Jose
Posted at 6:53am on Sunday, February 24th, 2008
I knew a couple who got engaged this way: Take the ring out of its box and keep in safely in a pocket. Wrap the ring box in a Christmas box and make a big deal out of it, like you can't wait for her to open it and tell you what she thinks. She'll probably begin to suspect, and when she sees the ring box inside, she'll get very excited. When she opens it to find it empty, act very upset and explain that you had someone else wrap it and you need to call them to see what went wrong. Stage an angry conversation over your cell; you might want to leave earshot of your sweetie so you don't have to be too creative with your acting. Return a moment later, apologizing profusely, then say, "I guess this will have to do for now," taking the ring out of your pocket and dropping to one knee. She'll be surprised even if she's expecting a proposal for Christmas!