Your love story is what makes it memorable. “When planning a proposal the best way to make it memorable is to make it personal. Your love story is a unique and nobody else has the one that you have together, so your proposal should be a reflection of that. Look to your love story and you’ll have so much rich information to pull from,” says Pease.
Proposal planners pull off some serious acting skills. “Something no one would ever expect about the job, we [proposal planners] are disguised as other people all the time. I have pretended to be many things for the purposes of my clients’ proposals. I’ve been a spa front desk person, a valet parker and a TV show producer. People will believe anything you say if you own it,” says Pease.
Some of the best proposals have staying power. “One of my favorite proposal ideas is to create a tradition. You don’t have to do it every year, but you can tie in the proposal at each life changing event like the wedding day, when you buy a home together and then when you have child together. One of my favorite proposals we planned around something our client said in our consultation, ‘She’s the last piece to my puzzle. So we made a huge puzzle and it had the blueprints to the house they were building. The couple kept the puzzle pieces, and for Christmas that year we took the puzzle image and made it into a canvas that’s displayed in their home and she has a mini version on her desk at work,” says Pease.
Having a Plan B and a Plan C is a must. Everybody always plans if she’s running late, but you should also always have a plan if she’s running early. Having your fiance show up early happens all the time, and it’s a common proposal pitfall.
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