Memorial Day weekend is usually full of beach or pool fun, picnics and family getting together to grill out. But for others, and the reason for the holiday, it’s a day to remember those who have been lost in the military. So how do you propose on a day like this, especially if you have …

We were visiting Las Vegas for Josh’s best friends wedding and had planned an extra day to go on a road trip exploring the gorgeous Nevada desert. As a photographer, I have visited and photographed many places, but the desert holds a very special place in my heart and is by far my most favorite place I have every visited.

It was our second day in T & C and Mark made dinner reservations. We had rented a car on the island but Mark thought we should use a taxi. On the way to “dinner” Mark asked the driver for suggestions on nice beaches. The driver offered to stop at a really nice beach on the way since it would be sunset soon. We parked at the beach and the driver mentioned he does some photography on the side and asked if we’d like him to take a few photos of us.

Tyler and I met at Neumann University. It was our first day on campus and he lived two doors down from me. My best friend growing up (who had also attended NU) ran into my room and said, “You have to come meet this cute guy two doors down!!” After some persistence I went with her, and that was the first time I met Tyler! To this day I tease my best friend about calling my now future husband cute, she’s in my bridal party and we still joke about it! Tyler and I spent many late nights talking, studying, sending our families funny videos on facebook, working out together, and soon enough we had developed such a strong friendship and love for each other we just KNEW.

We met years ago. Aaron had already made plans and arrangements to move to Belize. However, he told me he would wait for me and that after I finished college, I could move down with him. We did just that. Since, we have moved back to the states but we visit Belize every year.

Summer time is just about here. It’s June, people! What’s more romantic than having a midnight picnic under the stars with a proposal? I don’t think I can answer that. Here are three ideas for some star-gazing proposals! 1. Pack a Picnic and your telescope. Go out on one of the warmest nights of the summer …

“We met our Senior year of college at a summer BBQ with old high school friends. I was going to undergrad in Baltimore and he was going to law school in DC. Since we were only an hour away from each other we started meeting up on the weekends and have been inseparable since.

It’s summer time! Well, technically we still have 12 days to go, but we’re close. Memorial Day Weekend has passed and vacations have started. You know what that means, don’t you? It’s time to hit up your nearest beach! It’s clearly not uncommon to propose with the sand and the waves this time of year. …

We met in high school when I was 14 and he was 15. We had one date at that age, but for some reason I wasn’t interested in having a relationship at that time. It wasn’t until three years later that I realized that he was a great guy, and we started dating again.

School’s out for summer! Well, even if you’re out of school, no one can deny that the summer season has a wonderful quality about it. It’s beautiful, it’s fun, and it’s the perfect time for love! Here are some tips to make sure your summer proposal doesn’t end in disaster. 1) Avoid  mid-day hours. The …