December a Busy Month for Popping the Question: ; Valentine's Day has Nothing Special On Christmastime for Proposals
Charleston Gazette › December 28, 2011
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NEW YORK - The heck with lovey-dovey Valentine's Day. Turns out December, with its holiday cheer, romantic winter backdrops and family gatherings, is among the busiest months for popping the question.
"It's a pretty time of year," said Jake Nyberg, 31, a video producer in Minneapolis. He chose Christmastime to drop to one knee in a gorilla suit while teetering on ice skates in front of his beloved. "You know you're going to be around a lot of family. You're going to be seeing all the people you'd like to see after something like this happens."See the full content of this document
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December a Busy Month for Popping the Question: ; Valentine's Day has Nothing Special On Christmastime for Proposals
Sarah Pease, a professional proposal planner in New York, usually gets one or two inquiries a week from nervous grooms-to-be, but once Thanksgiving rolls around, it's more like one or two a day, with most guys looking to propose in December.
While she sp...See the full content of this document
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