The day you pop the question is probably the second biggest day of your life. The wedding day, of course, being the only day that can top that. It’s the day you decide that you’ve found the one for you and that you want him or her to be yours forever. With a decision that big, you want to make it unforgettable. (Not to mention, you want to make it so they couldn’t possibly say no.) These suggestions will help you craft a proposal more special than you or your beloved could have ever dreamed.
1. Public or Private"

Before you plan how you will propose, you’ll want to take a close look at your soon-to-be spouse. Is he or she the kind of person who wants to be in the middle of a crowded arena when you get down on one knee" Or would he or she prefer a more intimate setting where it’s just the two of you" It’s important to take into consider who your partner is, not just what you want to do. If he or she is a private, reserved person, a ballgame proposal may make your significant other wildly uncomfortable?uncomfortable enough that you might hear a no. We hope not, but let?s not play with fire here. For the more reserved, even a proposal in front of family may be unsettling. Know your partner before you go public with the proposal. 2. Surprise or No Surprise"

Again, you really need to know your partner for this one. Does he or she like surprises" Some people are outrageously offended by surprises?not necessarily beca...