Documenting, Scrabble and Wedding Proposals
October 7, 2009 by Christine Gooding
Filed under Best Wedding Proposal Ideas, Getting Engaged
You know how it is when you’re around single and perhaps married friends who would ask how the guy proposed? Some can retell the events leading up to the proposal and actually remember how things went and the question in verbatim. But there are couples who would simply laugh it off and say “I don’t remember how he asked!” because they really have forgotten. That’s probably why I’m interested in looking wedding proposals up to see just how many couples do document the life-altering event to help them remember.
Image: Flickr - jefferson-heard
One of the somewhat unique finds is this wedding proposal — with the acceptance, nonetheless — which utilized a popular table game, Scrabble. It reminds me of this one scene in the movie The Wedding Planner wherein Jennifer Lopez used Scrabble tiles to spell out the word YES in response to Justin Chamber’s character Mossimo’s wedding proposal. I think they’re onto something.
Anyway, like how Bjorn’s computer skills lead to a Dashboard Widget wedding proposal, a mutual love for the game paved a way for the couple to share in a Scrabble wedding proposal experience. Each has its own attractive factors which called out to personalized proposals making the memory unique to the couple and romantic in a way that only spontaneity can bring.
Before I go, I want to make sure that you’d take the time to take a snap or two after or better if the guy includes the documenting bit into the overall plan.
What great wedding proposal ideas! Thanks for sharing…