Tie the ring to a cuddly teddy bear and give it to her as a gift when you propose.
Tie the ring to a balloon (or a bunch of balloons). Give her wedding balloons to make her think.
Put the ring in a box of Cracker Jacks. so that when she looks for the prize, she finds the ring!
Try tying the ring to this cute little teddy bear and then write your proposal on the Hershey kiss wrapper that sticks out of the kiss!
Go to Build-A-Bear and either build a bear or other animal in a suit with a tie and all or like a princess bear and have the voice box say with your own voice, "*Their name* will you marry me?" Then have a little bag or box on the bear somewhere where the ring is.
Give her a toy, with the ring attached, that says exactly how you feel: An 'I Love You' teddy bear from the exclusive Vermont Teddy Bear collection.
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Brittany New York CIty
Posted at 6:19pm on Sunday, October 11th, 2009
When I got engaged, I was christmas shopping for my nieces and nephew at a small toy store in the city and when I went to the Cashier to check out she said "with a purchase of 35 dollars or more you got a free gift" and she pulled out a small tiffanys box and when I turned around to make a face at my boyfriend he was down on one knee and he asked me to marry him
brandy manitoba
Posted at 5:26am on Saturday, March 21st, 2009
I fantasized about how my guy was going to propose for years, and one of the ideas I was hoping for was to have him propose with a ring pop. I thought that was such a cute idea. Or a gumball machine ring. I always thought it would be so adorable.
Heather Courtney San Jose, CA
Posted at 4:05pm on Thursday, August 30th, 2007
Fun toy proposal idea! My business is called Pop Art Creations. I make handcrafted, wooden jack-in-the-box toys. I sculpt portraits from photographs, and put actual likenesses of people in the box. They are working, musical, popping toys. I've done a bunch of what I call, "Pop the Question" boxes, where the groom-to-be pops out holding the engagement ring. It's a really fun, unique way to propose. Here is my website for your reference: www.popartcreations.com. Thanks! -Heather Courtney, Pop Art Creations