Secure Her I Do" with the Proposal Vacation

July 2003 - MoonRings, Inc. the authority on everything, concerning romantic travel, releases their Top Ten List of the most romantic and creative places and activities to Pop the Question.

(PRWEB) July 15, 2003 -- MoonRings, Inc. the authority on everything, concerning romantic travel, releases their Top Ten List of the most romantic and creative places and activities to Pop the Question. "Choosing a location is not always as easy as it seems. Thought should be put into the decision since the place will hold a special place for the couple," states CEO Howard Green and romantic travel specialist. Why this place? Do you share any special travel interests? What is her idea of romantic? Is it the kind of location you may want to visit again to celebrate an anniversary? Will it stand the test of time?" questions Green. (www.moonrings.com)

One of the latest trends in travel is the "Proposal Vacation." What's a proposal vacation you ask? Simply put, it is a trip designed specifically for the purpose of asking the big question -- will you marry me? Of course, this is not entirely new as men have always searched far and wide for unique ways to pop the question. Whether it is because men are competitive by nature or simply romantics at heart, they devote a considerable amount of time and energy to the proposal process.

The moment in time when a man asks a woman for her hand is undoubtedly one of the most memorable they share. While some men work on creating an unusual environment for the proposal, many prefer to let the location speak for itself. And, some locations speak more loudly than others! While places like Las Vegas and the top of the Empire State Building remain popular, the trend seems to be moving in a more exotic direction -- a castle in Ireland, a yacht in the Caribbean or a hacienda in Mexico.

Green comments, "With so much uncertainly in the world today, the engagement ritual stands out as one of the most purely positive moments two people can share."

The trip can be as simple or complex as desired; close to home or half way around the world. The actual proposal can be carefully scripted as part of the trip or can be done on an impromptu basis. "We have had clients who picked the exact spot they wanted to pop the question," explains Green, while others were more interested in the overall ambiance of a given destination".

MoonRings, Inc. is a national travel company specializing in Honeymoons, Destination Weddings, Anniversary Trips and now Proposal Vacations. Howard Green and his team of Relationship Managers provide clients worldwide, the utmost in customer care, advanced planning and envisioning and most importantly, 24/7 travel security. Visit www.moonrings.com or simply call 1.800.205.3314.

As for our list of the most romantic and creative places to propose:

10) Over a candlelit dinner at Villa de la Selva, a dramatic cliff-side restaurant in Ixtapa, Mexico
9) Aboard a caléche, or horse-drawn carriage, in historical old Quebec
8) Gazing out over New York City at sunset from atop the Empire State Building
7) Midway across the El Puente Nuevo bridge, overlooking the great gorge of Ronda, Spain
6) Under twinkling stars, fresh Caribbean breezes and live music at the cool St. Lucia Jazz Festival
5) Coasting in a hot air balloon at sunrise over the blazing red rocks of Sedona, Arizona
4) In one of the beautiful ruined abbeys of Ireland
3) On Neskowin Beach in Oregon overlooking Proposal Rock
2) Under the midnight sun in Alaska
1) On a private boat in the mystical Blue Grotto, Isle of Capri, Italy

Couples who have planned and experienced their Proposal Vacation are available to speak with you. To arrange for any interviews regarding Proposal vacations please email julie@rivendellcommunications.com.

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