DBBW Weddings: How To Get Your Partner To Pop The Question

They say that honest communication is always key in any relationship but when you’re ready to get engaged and you’re not sure if your partner is too, it might not be the kind of topic you feel comfortable about casually bringing up. As much as I would love to to say that words can guarantee a persons interest in a proposal it might not be as easy. Also if you keep calm and decide not to talk about the topic, you should also remember that people aren’t mind readers. How ever, if you have been expecting a proposal from your partner and he hasn’t said anything and you need to know the next step in the relationship then below are tips on how to go about asking him without damaging your relationship.Give Your Partner a sign: There are several reasons why your partner might not be ready to propose. One of the reasons might be fear. The fear of rejection. Everyone fears to be rejected especially by the one they love. So you can help your partner by eliminating this fear by giving him a signal that you’re ready to get married. You can do this more subtly by bringing up topics about marriage. Talking about friends who are married or friends who just recently got engaged instead of saying “I expect you on one knee by midnight of December 31.” Ask him questions to see what he thinks about marriage, this gives him the impression that you see him good enough to be a spouse.Talk About It With your Partner :
Again, this is the most important tip with no tricks involved. Without framing it as an ultimatum, talk about how you both envision your future together. Where the relationship is going and how soon would the knot be tied. Try not to nail down a specific concrete date because this would make the proposal less romantic.Don’t Get Your Partner Irritated By Always Talking About Your Dream Wedding: We all have our dream weddings but always talking about it with your partner would definitely get your partner worked up and leave him thinking about the cost and logistic. The idea of marrying you might be appealing, but the specific logistics and cost of a wedding can be overwhelming to some people at first so try to be calm when letting your dreams known to your partner.Let your partner know what kind of ring you want:
For many, the idea of ring shopping is perplexing and terrifying. The generalization that you’re supposed to be presented with an expensive diamond is ingrained in some people’s minds, so you can help to ease any possible fear. Make it clear the kind of shape, setting and style of ring you want. Do you like diamonds, or do you like sapphires? Whatever the case might be try to be open about your choices with your partner.