Anonymous
June 5, 2022, 12:24 pm
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A friend from out of town is planning to propose to their partner in Santa Barbara next month. They asked me for tips on great locations to have a picnic that’s scenic and pop the question.
I had a few ideas for local beaches but am seeing if edhatters have other suggestions. Thanks all.
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I’ll go with Costco. Not only can you spend the rest of the day eating free samples but once married, you will be spending a lot of time there shopping for a years supply of toiletries.
The Cemetery overlooking the Sea..
When they ask, “Why have you brought me Here”?!..
Say, I wanted you to see our view for all Eternity..
Til Death-do-we-part..
Then take a knee.
Hey, it’s different.
A Dodger game on the jumbotron!!
Don’t forget to sign the pre-nup. 😉
Is this for real? Do people really need to have a fancy location to propose? Why is a location important – isn’t it a commitment between two people that’s important? And I suppose the wedding will need to have an even larger fancier venue so the the thousands of photos will look fantastic. This entire concept is a joke.
It seems to me that people answering this question have determined that the proposal will be accepted. Otherwise I can’t see how it is a good idea to trek out to a remote or hard to get back from site when the proposal has been rejected. Bound to be some tension. Much better to do it in a comfortable place that you both frequent and know.
You’re a glass half empty kind of guy aren’t you?
Nice self-promotion.