- Many people know when their partner is going to propose but others aren't so sure.
- They may suddenly be more frugal.
- They may also suddenly plan a trip.
- The only way to know for sure is to ask — or be surprised.
When you and your partner have been together for long enough, it's natural to start wondering if a proposal is around the corner.
Chances are that you may have had a conversation or two about marriage before anyone pops the question, but it can still be exciting to try and spot the signs of an impending engagement.
Here are a few subtle clues that your partner is planning to propose.
They are suddenly more concerned with sticking to a budget.
Getting married can be expensive, and a big chunk of that expense is likely to come in the form of an engagement ring. Though spending gobs of money on a sparkly rock is definitely not a requirement for a happy marriage,many people feel that giving a beautiful engagement ring is a gesture of love.
If your partner suddenly seems very concerned with sticking to a strict budget or finding ways to be frugal, it might mean they're saving up their pennies for the ring of your dreams.
Your passport is nowhere to be found.
Is your partner the type to plan a show topping proposal overseas? If so, you might want to check on the whereabouts of your passport.
As the Telegraph reported, more and more people areproposing on vacation or planning proposals that revolve around travel. A missing passport may mean that your beloved has temporarily swiped it in order to book plane tickets without your knowledge. Of course, be sure that your passport eventually turns up again before assuming there's a proposal in the works.
Your partner has started commenting on your friends' engagement rings.
According to The Knot's 2017 Jewelry & Engagement study,66% of grooms report picking out the perfect engagement ring without input from their potential fiancée. This means that your partner will likely try to get some clues from you regarding your style preferences. If your partner suddenly seems obsessed with talking about other people's engagement rings or your taste in jewelry, consider that a pretty heavy hint.
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