Love & Dating: How to propose to a loved one and expect a 'yes'

Every girl has a dream, and there seems to be no better dream in a girls’ mind than her seeing a serous man proposing to her. Though the timing and how to propose matters for a long lasting success to be attained, the man ought to play the ‘love cards’ right.

Proposing requires some romantic creativity on the side of a man because a number of girls are not interested in the old ordinary way of proposing; that is the man getting down on one knee with a red rose in his hand, and just proposing.

Though this still works to a few, you can make your proposal the most surprising one; but yet realistic to your loved one.

Here are some best tips on how to propose to a girl and be certain that your dream girl will be left with no option other than saying yes.

To win the heart of your lady when proposing, remember not to overdo your proposal. Keep it simple but special and sweet.

To capture your girl’s heart by a marriage proposal, first follow your heart and then hers. You may be asking me how? Be creative, and be yourself.

Bearing in mind that its every girls’ dream to have a man proposing to her. Be who you are, and in your own special way; say your heart out.

Think of taking her to the place where you met each other for the first time. Try recreating the same moment and then propose to her.

This will definitely make her feel touched and will stick on her memory for a lifetime.

Many men think of proposing on ‘Valentines Day‘ because it is a national holiday and a romance filled day.

But to make your marriage proposal extra special, do it on a causal day. Pick a day that has special meaning to both of you.

It can be a birthday, anniversary of your friendship or the day when you went for your first date.

Remember a marriage proposal is a commitment between two people who are deeply and emotionally in love.

As you think of proposing, know that marriage is for a life time and the only sure way to keep it burning is endless love for each other.

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