Christmas is known as one of the most romantic times of the year, and rightfully so! Who can resist feeling all warm and fuzzy inside when you're surrounded by bright lights, white snow, winter wonderlands, hot cocoa & mittens. Couples find themselves cozying up under the blankets on the sofa, holding mitten-protected hands while ice skating and sneaking little "this is a moment to remember" glances at each other as they decorate the Christmas tree. The air is filled with hope, generosity, love and cheer.
So, what could be more romantic than proposing to her on one of the most romantic nights of the year; Christmas Eve? Here are a few ideas for you to make this a night she will never forget:
Romantic ways to propose on Christmas Eve:
Power Down: If you're wanting a very intimate proposal, this is a great way to incorporate the Christmas theme.
Turn off all of the lights on the Christmas tree except on one single white light and place the ring on that light. When she enters the room, she will surely be curious to see why there is only 1 light on and her special surprise will be all lit up. Drop down on one knee and tell her how she has lit up your life and why you want her to be your wife.
Family Sing-Along: If you and your bride-to-be enjoy your Christmas eve with your families and you'd like to involve them in your special moment, try this family-friendly festivity.
Whatever your traditions are on that evening, incorporate having a little sing-along and have your family rehearse singing Mariah Carey's "All I want for Christmas is You". You can start off casual by having one of the kids request the song and then have the entire family turn towards her while you take the solo (you may want to lip-sync) and get down on one knee and pull out the ring! Her cheeks are sure to turn rosy and her answer is sure to be yes.
Spell it out: If you're the kind of guy who gets nervous that he won't be able to actually utter the words when the moment comes, this is a great way to just spell it right out for her. Take all-white Christmas lights and spell out "Will you marry me?" in your back yard, on the drive way, on a beach, in a park, or somewhere you've shared a special moment together. The image of those words lit up in Christmas lights will be forever imprinted in her heart.
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