**URGENT** Can you propose without a ring???
Discussion
AdamMitch69 said:
ok so 2 in favour and 2 against.
any more....
yes it is dis-organised. but who has a perfect life now-a-days?!
Given she has to wear said ring for the rest of her life+, I think it's wise to let her pick a ring that she likes.any more....
yes it is dis-organised. but who has a perfect life now-a-days?!
I say yes.
+ Well until the divorce happens
A ring chosen by you will (or should) mean more than simply giving her a wad of cash and telling her to choose her own.
If you know her well enough, choosing one she'll like shouldn't be difficult.
So unless you have awful taste, choose a ring yourself beforehand and bring it along when you pop the question.
If you know her well enough, choosing one she'll like shouldn't be difficult.
So unless you have awful taste, choose a ring yourself beforehand and bring it along when you pop the question.
Edited by Risotto on Thursday 12th August 14:25
I did get the ring in advance but knew exactly what she wanted.
From my shopping around at the time, there were plenty of couples who were shopping for engagement rings together. It also reduces the risk of buying the wrong size / design.
I think it's acceptable. An alternative could be to propose with a diamond (but no ring) and have it fitted to a ring of her choice later.
Good luck.
From my shopping around at the time, there were plenty of couples who were shopping for engagement rings together. It also reduces the risk of buying the wrong size / design.
I think it's acceptable. An alternative could be to propose with a diamond (but no ring) and have it fitted to a ring of her choice later.
Good luck.
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, sorted and as a bonus you get a much nicer ring than if you went to a normal jewellery shop in your local town