Unique and Creative Marriage Proposal Ideas (Continued)

are lost (ask the restaurant hostess or movie theatre ticket booth worker, etc.) Explain what you're doing, maybe even show them your girlfriend's photo so they know to be on the lookout for her. People love romantic proposals; they'll be happy to help. Keep a cell phone handy and instruct your girlfriend to call you if she gets lost or can't find the next clue. With the clue, place an explanation of why you selected the place and a favorite memory you've shared there.

Tell your girlfriend to meet you and hand her the clue that will take her to the first spot. Explain that she's going on a treasure hunt and that you'll see her at her final destination. Make that final spot very special, if possible the place she's said she'd always like to be married. Perhaps a small, quaint chapel, large peaceful church, ornate temple or pier overlooking the river.

Wait for your girlfriend to arrive at the final point on the hunt. When she walks over to you, explain that for as long as you've known her she's been your treasure. Ask her to allow you to treasure her for always as you pull out the box…

"Surprise" Date

Planning

This date depends upon several wonderful little surprises, each building up for the greatest surprise of you asking her to marry you over a romantic dinner. Feel free to add any other small surprises you might think of. For the day you've chosen to pop the question, tell her you're throwing her a "surprise" date and that she should reserve the entire day.

Plan a nice breakfast that you'll cook and serve for her. Pick up the necessary ingredients. Make reservations at a very