NATIONAL PROPOSAL DAY

Have you been jogging your mind for the perfect time to propose to your fiancé? The National Proposal Day offers you an opportunity to have a go at it. Proposal Day is observed on March 20 every year.

On this day fiancés let their partners know that they are ready and open for a marriage proposal. The day is set as a bold pointer to marriage for anyone who has not succeeded in using the standards channels; where the subtle hints have failed to work. It offers a direct approach to the proposal affair.

History of the National Proposal Day

Michael O’Loughin created the National Proposal Day. He believed that many people fail to tap on opportunities and as such miss out on special and important moments in life. On the National Proposal Day, Michael saw it best to bypass the surprises aspect of the proposal and give people a chance to propose to their loved ones without the need of always looking for the perfect day that never seems to come by. March 20 is the date to let everything else settle and make an effort to seal your future into a proposal instead of shying away from the different signs and signals that men are required to watch out for before proposing.

How to observe the National Proposal Day

The ultimate way to celebrate this day is by proposing to your girlfriend or boyfriend.

To ensure that the proposal goes well, you need come up with perfect plans of how you will pop the question. It could be a proposal at dinner or a surprise dinner at home. If you propose at home, make sure in your plans you include a few friends over for dinner or a casual game to ease the tension. A proposal is not effective if there are no cheerleaders.

If you have been invited for the proposal dinner, make sure that you dress up for the part of the day and mingle with people. If you are an introvert, you will need to go over your confines at least for this day.

If the person proposing is a longtime friend, you can help them take the experience to another level. For instance, you can come up with a game or suggest a topic about the future and see how they respond.

You can also observe the day by urging others to embrace the day as a chance to propose to their loved ones. Sharing these thoughts on social media via the hashtag #National Proposal Day can help reach many people.