*Married bros: when ya proposed...

[a10j10]

you didnt say about mine that was amazing

Sorry doll, was about to get to that, but s'thing came up & I had to run...
what I wanted to say was I was worried you were going to drink down the ring as well...
but in all honesty, not bad as an original idea.
OK, that was pretty amazing!

 

[jackangel]

It was bizarre. So he just leaned into my truck and said "will you marry me" but with a tone that sounded like "I don't get this since we just have ring parts". And I said "Sure but this doesn't feel right". And it was like that until the ring was put together. Then he kept proposing but it was kind of weird and finally it was just a joke. It was dumb.

wow i see cracks in the foundation already. bran = in.

how do those persians do it.

 

[foreigngirl]

Sorry doll, was about to get to that, but s'thing came up & I had to run...
what I wanted to say was I was worried you were going to drink down the ring as well...
but in all honesty, not bad as an original idea.
OK, that was pretty amazing!

yeah, drinking the ring would be hillarious

 

[Daisy_Girl]

Okay, I am answering for my husband, since he is too lazy to write it out (his words, not mine).

The actual proposal was in the bag, since we were already planning the wedding, lol. But it was still very romantic and meaningful since the timing of the proposal was a suprise.

We picked out 3 rings last May-June. He went and decided exactly which one sometime in late June (without me knowing). He proposed last July 18th. He made reservations at a restaurant we had never been to, at the location of our wedding. It was all a suprise - he just told me to get dressed up and he was going to take me out. We went to dinner, had a great time, then after dinner we went for a walk around the lake. When we got near where our ceremony was going to take place, he stopped me, hugged me, and got down on one knee and proposed. Right next to the lake, with a great view of everything. It was very sweet. I was suprised!

He said he was not nervous until actually getting on one knee. He KNEW I was going to say yes, but actually saying the words made him nervous. I was grinning ear to ear.

I love the place we got engaged and got married. We live in Las Vegas, so there aren't many "romantic" places or good places to go away from casinos and other busy places.

Picture attached is the place we got married - the white arrow on the right side is exactly where he propsed.

 

[mrhoon]

By Superdave

premarital ownage by your wifes mom.

You nailed it. Just for that I moved her daughter across the country, to settle down and have the kids far, far, away.

 

[-SD-]

By Superdave


You nailed it. Just for that I moved her daughter across the country, to settle down and have the kids far, far, away.

Good thinking rob. Your wife made up for her mothers shortcomings by agreeing to move far away from her.

 

[Raina]

Raina, interesting story. Why did you and your hubby choose to do things like that? (Have you order your own ring and have it delivered to your office, etc. Not criticizing, just curious!)

Probably because we got married for a lot of wrong reasons and went about a lot of it in the wrong way.

 

[Spanky11]

of course there was nerves, but make sure you do it right - women have a way of never forgetting things if you fuck something like that up.

 

[Smurfy]

It was pretty easy.

I've told the story on here before.

She was laying in bed after putting her kid to bed. I knelt next to her.

It was very sweet.


And I was indeed surprised.

 

[HiDnGoD]

I proposed during a gig. I had written a song for her that we hadn't ever played live before. This was the last song of the night. I went backstage prior and looped a broken guitar string through the ring and then hung it on the headstock of the guitar. The lights dimmed, I walked out on stage and started playing/singing the song alone. The lights slowly came up and there I was in front of an ass pile of people with my future bride right up against the stage. I wasn't really nervous about the proposal, but more about fucking up the song. It was funny because she kept mouthing to me "You have a broken string." As if I didn't notice. So in between verses I mouthed back "Look again". Then she lost it. Once the bridge came around the rest of the band came in and I walked off the stage playing the solo and walked right up to her. It was cool because the crowd just moved right out of the way and shit. I then kneeled down and asked if she would allow me to be her husband. She said yes. At the end of the solo I put the ring on her finger. It was pretty cool.

That's fucking awesome.
The one regret I have is that I wasn't more romantic. I didn't ask the old man's permission or anything. It was already a given that we'd be married since she was 15.
I was 19, she was 17, still in high school. We were both half cut, just finished doin the deed, & I proposed. It wasn't unexpected. I was on leave & everyone was like. "Oh, this is when he's gonna propose."