Zach told me, “I had this big event planned to do this in the snow, and as you can see it just hasn’t snowed this year. I know how important this day is to you and me, and I’d love for you to show this ring off to everyone tonight. Kacy Lynn Wiley, will you marry me?”

Kate can read me like a book and I knew that if I was going to make it a surprise I would need some help. Her Grandpa’s flower field was the perfect location that was meaningful to us and made it easy to get her family involved.

If your girl gets more excited about snow and the holiday than she does on her own birthday or prefers pea coats to bikinis, then winter could be the perfect month to propose to this special lady.

The weather outside may be frightful, especially in the Northeast, but don’t let a little (or a lot) of snow completely derail you proposal plan. Even if it makes the original idea completely impossible to execute, have the snow work for you as a plan B. Check out this adorable snow proposal that happened just …

With half of North America covered in snow right now, I guess it was only time before someone decided to make use of it all. An Ohio resident wanted to give his girlfriend a memorable proposal. So, while his girlfriend was out of town, he decided to build her a fairytale snow castle.