Hey, guys: Do you feel pressured by all the engagement ring ads you see on TV, billboards, radio and magazines? If you don't cough up two months' salary are you less than a man?

Wednesday, on HLN's "Morning Express," a young couple was invited onto the show as part of the Stories Of Courage series, ostensibly to salute U.S. Tr...

On Thursday, Reddit user JustToPropose asked girlfriend Janalee for her hand in marriage in a post on the forum-based site. UPDATE: Janalee has com...

Work hard to love the person first by accepting and embracing everything about them. That way, when you say your vows, "For better or for worse" won't be hard to live up to.

We've all seen it -- a young couple out for dinner at a nice restaurant, the very pinnacle of overused clichés to avoid when asking for a woman's hand in marriage.

Although your impulse may be to start calling photographers and caterers, I recommend you and your fiancé really take some time to sit back and think about the elements that are important to the two of you for your special day.

Whichever route you take, remember that this should be a fun process. And the bottom line is you should love your engagement ring... almost as much as you love him.

Then it hit me. I was evaluating whether or not Jordan was a potential life partner for marriage. Something I should have been doing during our courtship and entire relationship.

As I finished reading the last line aloud I looked up and there he was, Jacob & Co. ring in hand, waiting for my answer. I threw my arms around him and continued to sniffle, choke, sniffle, choke.

Fear of commitment is not uncommon in men. And yes, it will unfortunately be the deciding factor that ends many relationships. However, I think it's important to not paint all men with that brush.

From the first thought that crossed their minds when their fiancés popped the question, to who they called to share the news, and even why they decided to get married in the first place, women, it turns out, have not only "been there and done that," they've shared a lot of the same feelings along the way.

This year, we are all waiting to find out if Ben "The Bachelor" is going to pick controversial Courtney or Lindzi. But as a proposal planner, I also wonder, how is he going to propose?

You've waited all your life for this moment -- the man you love gets down on one knee, takes out a small box, opens it and lets out the magic words, "Will you marry me?" As you're about to shout out, "Yes!" you take one look at that ring and think, "Oh No!"



My business is to produce elaborate, luxurious marriage proposals. For most of my clients, cost is an afterthought. In other words, they are The 1%. But what about proposals for the rest of us?

I will admit it, I am a Marriage Proposal Planner and I am proud of it. I help people come up with customized proposal ideas and then I execute the idea for them to make sure it goes perfect.