A vintage inspired Valentine’s Day proposal with a little help from Justin Bettman and his #setinthestreet project. How cute!

This proposal robbery prank has the witnesses of this public proposal gasp in horror when the engagement ring is snatched from the hand of the proposer as he’s popping the question! We don’t wish this on anyone but it’s pretty funny to watch.

When it comes to animation these days, we’re expecting shiny 3D characters and mind blowing special effects.

It was our first Christmas living together and we spent a lot of time decorating for the holidays, and were very proud of our first home and tree and it felt like the perfect place and time of year to make a memory.

The proposal was amazing! Trevor completely caught me off guard. We had been talking about getting married but I suspected he would pop the question in the spring or summer 2016.

With that being said, this is the time of year that lots of people decide to drop to one knee. If you’re one of those planners, here are some tips about what you should and should not do when proposing!

If you want to propose on the holiday, or perhaps just in the season if Christmas isn’t your celebration of choice, you can take some ideas from the great Will Ferrell movie, Elf. Here are the four that I think would be the greatest.

Christmas is closer than you think! And if you’re planning on proposing during this festive seasons, then you should definitely consider proposing with the greatest accessory of all: The Christmas Tree. (Thought I was going to say the engagement ring, didn’t you?)

Michael Kent proposed to his girlfriend, Fiona, under the Christmas lights in the capital city of Reykjavik in Iceland. What he didn’t expect was for an American photographer, Jessica Bowe, to capture the picturesque moment.

If you haven’t put up your tree already, what better way to propose than to use your Christmas tree as a prop? Here are a few ideas!