How and where did you propose to your future wife/hubby? Ours was in the pub when my old man said"
seeing as we are going Canada in September, why don,t we make it a honeymoon"
? Pint of beer and a bag of chrisps!! some things never change wined and dined. 25 years to the day ,still here

For us we were upstairs on a bus a long long time ago eating fish &
chips and I simply said to my beloved do you want to marry me! and she said yes :Clap:I'm not one for the down on my knees stuff.

My old man would have a job getting up nowadays!! :Very funny 2:How romantic Blink!! Can you remember the bus number lol

We were walking around a park . But the funny part was when I asked my future Father in Law when I said "
Do you mind if I ask you for your Daughters hand in Marriage"
he said as quick as a light"
It's not if I mind do you"

We were walking down the road, it was pouring with rain.
He turned to me and said "
we could get married you know"

I was 17 and we're still together nearly 32 years later! :Z1: :Blush love:

England :I was getting posted in 2 weeks and no leave for donkeys. Wanna get married?

36 Years later, guess what, we are still together and we have the donkey. So there!!

Pete proposed on the day we were leaving bulgaria, while i was packing up the car. he got down on bended knee n said I love you will you marry me and i replied, get out of the way the suitcase is falling. who says romance is dead. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

We had been to a dance and at 2-o-clock in the morning and still in the car doing what most courting couples do, I said to her, I love you and she replied, how much do you love me and I said enough to marry you, and that was it, we were hooked

I received this little poem tonight from one of our bridesmaids and as it has a mention of Bulgaria I though I would share it with you all

45 YEARS AND STILL COUNTING

45 Years ago Today you were a very radiant bride they say,
You walked down the isle to meet your man, who couldn’t wait to take your hand.
You moved from your homeland to stay with your Aunt,
It was through her that you met the man who stole your heart.
You were just 18 when you met;
it was love at first sight, I bet!
The man of your dreams could sprint a good mile, and this always made you really smile.
So on February 25th In 1967 you tied the knot there in Reading, St Andrew’s church was the venue you chose,
and then on to reception at Grosvenor House where you both became the perfect host and everyone gave you a good luck toast.
You had two lovely children a girl and a boy,
Who took up a good part of your life, at times Bryan would think “do I still have a wife”
You now have grandchildren not one but four, and at times with all their toys you cannot even see your floor.
You have stuck by each other through thick and thin and often you felt like a dusty bin.
You then got yourself a holiday home, Bulgaria was the place you chose, so let’s hope you can enjoy it for many years to come and still love each other until kingdom come.