Don't mention anything about
how it would be the perfect
proposal destination and wait
for him to figure it out
If you don't mention that
it would be a great place
to get engaged, then he
won't feel that you're
putting the pressure on.
And even if he doesn't
propose, seeing you in a
romantic setting where
many people do propose
will put his mind on
proposing.
If you don't want an
expensive ring -- or a ring
at all -- mention it. This is
an important point. Many
men don't propose because
they're putting off figuring
out what kind of ring their
woman wants and what her
ring size is. Many more men
don't propose because they're
not ready to shell out
thousands of dollars for a
diamond ring and think it'll
take them forever to save up
for it.
Well, if you don't want a
fancy ring, or even a
ring at all, then you can
mention it, however
subtly, so that he knows
that this shouldn't be a
factor in his plans for a
proposal.
You can even mention
your thoughts on the
ring by mentioning
someone else's ring.
You could say, "Did you
see that rock Rick gave
to Sheila? I can't believe
she didn't fall over with
that thing on her hand. I
would never want a ring
like that -- I'd want it to
be small and simple."
If you don't want an
expensive wedding, mention
it. Though a proposal does
not mean an immediate