The busy holiday season is also a very popular time for couples to pop the big question! In theme, we’ve rounded up all the most popular days of the year for getting engaged.
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Christmas Day
Christmas day leads the list as the most popular day of the year to become engaged! Let the engagement celebration begin! With family and loved ones already off from work for the holidays and celebrating together Christmas day is a perfect day to pop the question!
Christmas Eve
After Christmas Day and Valentine’s Day, Christmas eve comes in at the 3rd most popular day to pop the question. Continuing the joyful holiday feeling on the most popular night for special outings or dinners with loved ones. Christmas Eve proposal is a gift anybody would love to unwrap.
New Years Day
Next in line, at #4 on the list is New years day! Holidays centered around celebrating and joy are of course popular days for proposals. Many of these New Years “Day” proposals happen right at the strike of midnight as the New years eve celebrations are winding down.
New Years Eve
The fifth most popular proposal day is NYE! Come into the new year with bling! New years eve night is obviously widely celebrated across the country and is a very popular time for couples getting engaged. With glamorous new years eve parties and plenty of bubbly to go around have your midnight kiss with your fiance this new years eve!
December 23rd
Many couples want to kick off the holiday festivities on a joyful note and have the opportunity to celebrate the big news with family members, so the day before Christmas Eve is quite popular!
Two weeks before Christmas Eve
In perfect timing two weeks before Christmas Eve is prime time for couples getting engaged. The busy holiday shopping season also is a hot commodity for engagement ring shoppers. Popping the question before Christmas is perfectly timed for spending time with your now-fiancé while starting off your holiday season off on the right foot sharing the big news with loved ones over the holidays!
