Propose Day 2020: Date, importance and why you need to celebrate

Propose Day 2020: Saturday, February 8th, 2020

Propose Day is the second day in the week of romance and falls on February 8 every year. You might have given a rose as a secret admirer, but this day is the right one to confess your love irrespective of what will be the answer. This day has its own importance and brings in very special moments and memories for couples.

1. Flash Mob Proposal:

This is one of the best kind of proposals one can ever have. All you need to do is, decide a location, a song, and who all can be a part of this proposal. You can involve both of your parents, friends, siblings, or anyone who is close to you or to her/him. You can prepare a dance on the same and you are ready to go. To capture it well, ensure to have a good photographer who can steal the show by capturing the best moments.
flash mob proposal

2. Beach Proposal:

If you are at a beach, or have one close to your place, this is a beautiful way to propose your valentine. All you need to do is find the right time of the day, preferably evening, when the sky is orange, and write your proposal on the sand. Bring in your valentine, blindfolded and you are all set.
beach proposal

3. Candlelight proposal:

Dinner dates are always a romantic and evergreen way to propose and confess your love. All you need to do is to pick the best candlelight restaurant and take her/him there. The dim lights will make it more romantic. If you can, add your song to be played in the background.
candle light dinner proposal

4. The place where you first met:

Nothing is better than going down the memory lane and cherish how it all really started. Take your valentine to the place where you first met them and opt out for a unique way to propose at the location.
plcar where you first met

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