Robbins Brothers Gears Up for Holiday Proposal Season

Robbins Brothers engagement consultants help guys customize the perfect and cost-effective marriage proposal plan

Los Angeles (PRWEB) November 7, 2008

Although many of the nation's retailers report steep declines for the month of October and holiday retail shopping is projected to be down significantly, there is one positive forecast in the horizon: Marriage Proposals! Nearly 25% of couples will get engaged between Thanksgiving and New Year's Eve.

A shocking 80% of women admit the marriage proposal was less romantic than they envisioned. As a result, Robbins Brothers Perfect Proposals™ consultants offer assistance to hopeful grooms who are ready to pop the question and want to do it memorably, without going into debt. With a season of twinkling lights, snowflakes and quality time with family, "Will you marry me?" will be more popular than ever during the 2008 Holiday Season.

Robbins Brothers' Top 10 Holiday Proposal Ideas

1) Build a snowman, and put the ring box in Frosty's "hand." (Snow not an option? Build a mini table-top snowman out of marshmallows!)

2) Ask a group of carolers from a local school or church to sing the proposal at her front door.

3) Hide the ring in an ornament and hang from the tree on Christmas Eve.

4) Sit by a cozy fireplace with hot cocoa and cookies, with the radio tuned in to a local love songs show. Arrange for the DJ to announce your proposal at a designated time, when you'll be on bended knee with the ring.

5) Involve her family during the big meal. When she lifts the serving spoon to her favorite dish, she'll find the ring!

6) Take her on a "just looking" trip to Robbins Brothers, World's Biggest Engagement Ring Store. Arrange to have the store set up a case with a custom display that features the ring you purchased with other personal photos and special mementos. As you walk her around the store looking at various rings, she'll be shocked to find a case with your marriage proposal!

7) Find a local shopping center that offers horse-drawn carriage rides, and propose to her as you travel through the city streets in an old-fashioned, romantic way.

8) Head to the slopes and propose at the top of the chair lift. (For avid skiers or snowboarders, propose at the top of the black diamond run!)

9) Fill her stocking with lots of candy, and ask to dig in to see if Santa left her anything especially sweet… As she digs down she'll find the ring!

10) Ring in the New Year when the clock strikes midnight, and slip a ring on her finger!

For more information visit http://www.robbinsbrothers.com or call
Tracey Lyles, Media Services Manager, Robbins Bros., 626.224.9400

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