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[david_b]

Proposal at Christmas..? Hate to say this, but I always call a duck a duck, if you know what I mean, straight-forward talk.

Typically, most women don't prefer Christmas or Valentines Day as the proposal date (too kitschy..), but as for the proposal itself, the parents permission asking is a HUGE plus, old traditions never die.

I made a fairly huge production of it for my Mrs in our church, when no one else was around, flowers, music playing, candles, paper hearts with written 1st Corinthian's quotes (love is patient, love is kind, etc..), and she loved it. It was our private moment, which I'd think is key.

[toys2cool]

congrats bro,don't worry I made mine wait 8 years before we got married

I also asked her on X-Mas

good luck

[Nostalgiabuff]

originally posted by David B
Proposal at Christmas..? Hate to say this, but I always call a duck a duck, if you know what I mean, straight-forward talk.

If the woman wants this, she will not care what other event is going on. Just be true to yourself and her.

Parental permission is one of those nice, traditions. If she still lives with her parents I could see asking, if she is out on her own I don't see the point. that's jsut my opinion. In truth it never even occurred to me to ask my father in law.

[TEXASFETT]

Well guys thanks for the info,I can't wait!!!!