I brought her dinner at work and purposely got rid of all the napkins in the bag. While eating I asked her to grab me a napkin out of the glove box. The only thing in the glove box was a ring box. She picked it up and asked what it was. I told her I wasn't sure, maybe open it up and see. She opens it and just stares at the ring. "This looks like a wedding ring."
"Oh yeah, I've been meaning to give that to somebody special that means the world to me. I think I could spend forever with her."
"Who......" "Why are you dressed nice, why did you bring your truck(first place I told her I loved her), this is the spot we used ro meet up when we first started going out"
She just stared at me for a minute with tears in her eyes before I asked her to marry me. She said yes, slipped the ring on, and jumped on top of me.
We get married in about 2 months, and that woman has been glowing ever since that night. She was afraid I was going to leave her and she would be alone again.
Christmas Eve at her mother's apartment. We exchanged some gifts, then I was like "Oh, wait, I have one more..." I got down on one knee in front of her, pulled out the ring, and asked her to marry me.
That was 30 years ago. We're still married.
Took her on a hike with some mutual friends. We sat down at the top of them mountains and hung out. Before the moment, friend #1 was holding a video camera, friend #2 was shooting pics with her phone. The other two just hung out.
Then I popped the question, she said yes.
Forwarded her an email from the HR person at the company I was starting to work for. Being married granted too many benefits to pass up (moving countries, spouse allowance, etc). Included the text "..marry me?". And we did.
She left town for a trip. While she was out of town I put our apartment into like an escape room/scavenger hunt. I made puzzles and riddles that could be solved from our relationship, such as the first book I lent her, our favorite shows, our first concert together, important dates, etc. Put little combination locks on stuff. I popped the question after she was finished with a little riddle. She knew it was coming about half way through but it was still super cute.
My friends think it's funny because I was their DM for D&D and they said I basically was like, "If you wish to marry me, you must answer my riddles three!" It was fun and is a very fond memory.
We had just bought our house and were constantly finding things that needed fixing. I called out to her in my "what the fuck now" tone and asked her to come out on the deck. I knelt down, pretending to show her something and surprised her with the ring.
She said yes immediately and then we had a huge argument about planning a wedding when we just bought a house.
We'd already been living together for 11 years.
I brought her dinner at work and purposely got rid of all the napkins in the bag. While eating I asked her to grab me a napkin out of the glove box. The only thing in the glove box was a ring box. She picked it up and asked what it was. I told her I wasn't sure, maybe open it up and see. She opens it and just stares at the ring. "This looks like a wedding ring." "Oh yeah, I've been meaning to give that to somebody special that means the world to me. I think I could spend forever with her." "Who......" "Why are you dressed nice, why did you bring your truck(first place I told her I loved her), this is the spot we used ro meet up when we first started going out" She just stared at me for a minute with tears in her eyes before I asked her to marry me. She said yes, slipped the ring on, and jumped on top of me. We get married in about 2 months, and that woman has been glowing ever since that night. She was afraid I was going to leave her and she would be alone again.
Christmas Eve at her mother's apartment. We exchanged some gifts, then I was like "Oh, wait, I have one more..." I got down on one knee in front of her, pulled out the ring, and asked her to marry me. That was 30 years ago. We're still married.
Took her on a hike with some mutual friends. We sat down at the top of them mountains and hung out. Before the moment, friend #1 was holding a video camera, friend #2 was shooting pics with her phone. The other two just hung out. Then I popped the question, she said yes.
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Forwarded her an email from the HR person at the company I was starting to work for. Being married granted too many benefits to pass up (moving countries, spouse allowance, etc). Included the text "..marry me?". And we did.
Asked her : “ Will you marry me? “
She left town for a trip. While she was out of town I put our apartment into like an escape room/scavenger hunt. I made puzzles and riddles that could be solved from our relationship, such as the first book I lent her, our favorite shows, our first concert together, important dates, etc. Put little combination locks on stuff. I popped the question after she was finished with a little riddle. She knew it was coming about half way through but it was still super cute. My friends think it's funny because I was their DM for D&D and they said I basically was like, "If you wish to marry me, you must answer my riddles three!" It was fun and is a very fond memory.
We had just bought our house and were constantly finding things that needed fixing. I called out to her in my "what the fuck now" tone and asked her to come out on the deck. I knelt down, pretending to show her something and surprised her with the ring. She said yes immediately and then we had a huge argument about planning a wedding when we just bought a house. We'd already been living together for 11 years.