Ways to propose on Christmas!

As if asking the BIG quesetion wasn't a big deal on its own... why not add a little magic and pop the question on Christmas! :)

Here are some unforgetable ways to surprise your loved one:

1.) With a Christmas Carol. Remix your favorite classic carol with meaningful moments you guys shared. Gather up a bunch of friends and familys to help you harmonize. An easy, fun one would be Jingle Bells.

2.) Hide the ring in a tree ornament. Tell her/him that their last present is hiding in the tree. When they find the ring be ready on your knee to pop the question.

3.) Gift box madness. Put the ring inside a box, inside a bigger box, inside a bigger box and so on. The large box will throw her off! Have her open it as her last gift.

4.) Inside her gloves. Ask to take a romantic walk on a chilly night. When she goes to put on her gloves she will feel the ring.

5.) Santa Mail Man. Not just your ordinary christmas card! Gather up anyone that is meaningful to them. You can ask the local high school or church to use their bleachers if its alot of people. Make a large banner that says "Will You Merry Me?" and take a picture. Have the card made at a local Supplies store because you want it to be an extra large card. Have Santa Deliver the card on Christmas Morning.

6.) Christmas Lights! This one is my favorite but would require the most work. You will need to purchsae a bunch of cheap lights and help of a few friends. I suggest practicing this before hand. Ask to go look at Christmas lights. When you guys leave. Give them a time of when you will be back. 30 min? 1 hour? As soon as you guys leave, your friends/family will go out to your yard (or family members yard if you are going around in their neighborhood). Have them set up the lights on the ground spelling "Will you marry me?". This will be the last "house" you stop and gaze at.

In the end, it is not about how it's done.. it is that you are wishing to spend your life with this person. Find your own way to make the moment special. Congratulations and Happy Holidays!