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This creative gentleman in Roanoke, Virginia, won a contest from a newspaper and got to splash his proposal all over the front page of the Roanoke Times. His girlfriend said yes, but the first persons to hear her were the clerks at a local DeliMart where she bought a newspaper (after getting a call from a co-worker who tipped her off).
Placing a wedding proposal in a newspaper is fun, relatively creative, and a very good attention-getter. Just make sure your girlfriend actually reads the paper. 
The Good News: A Chinese fellow named Zang proposed successfully to his girlfriend on a hot-air balloon.
The not-so-good news: Zang didn’t quite work his proposal through. After joining a balloon club and planning for months, the Guangdong native arranged for a hot-air balloon to fly them up over a golf course, but apparently, he didn’t prepare contigency for the crowd that would inevitably gather. Golf course guards wouldn’t let him and his girlfriend take off.
“It will ruin my whole life if you stop the balloon from taking off,” he allegedly told the guards. (How sweet.)
When Zang finally got his wish and his engagement ring onto his special lady’s finger, his special proposal made it into the Nanfang Metropolis.
To ensure your wedding proposal goes without a hitch, it makes sense to get professionals to help you with it. Give us a call and allow us to make your once-in-a-lifetime question a perfect proposal. 
Here’s a very good article from CareerJournal, reprinted from the Wall Street Journal Online, explaining why – as we have to our clients – public wedding proposals aren’t always better
Okay, Perfect Proposals suggested something like this in our upcoming book, but as it turns out, for as long as we’re not in print, we can’t claim dibs on it. Hahaha.
A Seattle man proposed to his girlfriend using a commercial aired during Veronica Mars, her favorite television show. She said yes immediately afterward.
Thinking of doing a TV ad of your own? We’d love to help you come up with something different from your typical Wowowee ad spot.
Hours after he proposed to Victorine Tabog on New Year’s Day, 40-year-old American Stephen Mujerm apparently knocked her out with a blow to her head with a steering wheel lock.
This is why we always recommend asking yourself, “Am I ready for marriage?”
From a less-than-neat Halloween treat to a cinematic proposal that comes with no less than Superman himself, TheKnot.com presents the 10 Best Wedding Proposals of 2006.
We discovered this spectacular gem on YouTube. It’s a fantastic way to propose, in our opinion, especially if you’ve got 20 student animators working with/for you.
If you’d like to do something like this, a little birdie tells us the students of the De La Salle – College of Saint Benilde Multimedia Arts Program are phenomenal animators. The seniors, in particular, may be looking for thesis ideas – why not tap their talent and see if you can convince them to make an animated proposal video for them for scale? Hey, it’s a different idea for them, it’s a cost-effective way for you… what’s wrong with that?
Oh, and if you need help with a script, send us an email and we’ll whip up a special package just for you. Best of luck!
Perfect Proposals Online has a new look! What do you think? *grin*
Philippine wedding proposals will go to a whole new level in 2007! Expect a book tour, TV appearances, a slew of new creative wedding proposal ideas, and a lot more, only from Perfect Proposals Online, the first and only wedding proposal coordinating service in the Philippines today!
Looking to propose on a romantic beach vacation? We at Perfect Proposals Online have discovered what may be the perfect place to propose – a private island beach resort! How does that sound?
While ideal vacation spots in the Philippines may include the world-famous tropical island vacation spot Boracay, famous for its soft, white sand, another Philippine island is building a steady reputation for attracting couples looking to escape the maddening tourist crowd, the hustle and bustle of daily life, and the complexities of modern living to share the company of each other: The Flower Island Resort off the coast of Palawan.
The Flower Island Resort in Palawan offers immaculate white sandy beaches, breathtaking underwater scenery, access to a spectacular pearl farm, and a host of island getaway activities, all available to Guests in at atmosphere of exclusive privacy, peace and quiet!
This resort in Palawan offers an unforgettable return to nature guaranteed to relax the mind and nourish the soul. This Palawan island resort has seven large cabin-type air-cooled huts, each with its own unique charm, made even more rustic with the use of native material rattans and wood. Toilet facilities are available in the seven huts of this rustic resort in Palawan, as are hammocks and terraces. The sole air-conditioned Flower Island Resort hut comes with a large, extremely comfortable bed framed in Philippine bamboo. It’s cozy, it’s romantic, it’s you and her under the stars
There is no shortage of opportunities to propose at this resort in Palawan – all with an emphasis on just the two of you and returning to nature. Propose underwater while snorkeling and exploring the beautiful Philippine waters, where school of fish, coral, and other awe-inspiring marine life join you in a graceful underwater dance. Propose while exploring the forest and discovering exotic flora and fauna. Climb the hills of Flower Island and marvel at the wide expanse of crystal-clear ocean before you, then get down on one knee and pop the question!
Visit the Flower Island Resort’s official website at http://www.flowerislandresort.com to see images of what this rustic resort in Palawan has to offer.
Oh, and a quick disclaimer: we’re not getting anything from the Flower Island resort in Palawan for this idea. We’re just tickled pink by what we’ve seen on their website, and come on, guys, what gets better than a private island wedding proposal, just the two of you? One word: ROMANTIC.
