Proposing marriage

New York: Proposing isn’t easy. Those of you men who think that simply by going down on your knees, and getting a giant ring of sorts would get a “yes” couldn’t be any wronger.

A man from Brisbane popped the question to his girlfriend by getting 'will you marry me' tattooed on his wrists.

"I really wanted to do something different, or something special," Brisbane Times quoted Glen Robinson as saying.

London, Aug 26 (ANI): A new survey has revealed that an increasing number of women are proposing their loved ones to marry them.

If you are lucky to have found the girl of your dreams and what’s more she feels the same about you, sooner or later you will want her to give a token of you love. And one of the most romantic ways to show how serious you are is to give her a ring. While the very act of presenting a ring to your girlfriend is imbued with romance, presenting it in an unusual way is sure to create lovely memories for a lifetime.

London, Oct 3 (ANI): 'Money can't buy you love', goes the old adage, but it seems it doesn't really hold true for Brit women, for at least a third of them would say no to a marriage proposal if they didn't like the engagement ring, says a new study.

One of the biggest dating questions which haunt women is whether her boyfriend is ready to commit. She may be sticking around with him for almost a couple of years now, hoping that he will make up his mind and still waiting for the elusive engagement ring. If you don’t want this to happen to you, learn to pick up ten signs which tell you that he’s not going to propose marriage in a hurry.

You have been seriously dating this girl for some time now and have finally decided that she is the one for you. The next step is obviously proposing to her  but you may find yourself sweating about where and how to do it. Go through these ideas to make your proposal truly romantic and one that your girlfriend will remember forever.

London, Nov 24 (ANI): Otto von Bismarck, the ''Iron Chancellor'' who forged modern Germany, received thousands of fan mails including marriage proposals from women besotted with the dashing leader.

London, November 9 (ANI): Twitter reached a new peak of romance after a fan convinced 40 strangers on the popular microblogging site to scream "Will you marry me?" on his behalf from South Africa''s Table Mountain.