5 of the Most Romantic Ways to Get Engaged on Bald Head Island
You finally found the one you want to spend the rest of your life with. You have the ring. You’ve gone over and over in your head just what you will say. Now all you need is the perfect way to propose to guarantee a ‘YES”. Here are five of the most romantic ways to propose on Bald Head Island!
The pristine beaches of Bald Head Island are a beautiful place to propose. Plan a walk on the beach to catch the sunset. Timing is everything! Make it to the spot where you’ve written “Will You Marry Me?” in the sand just as the sun goes down. When she turns around, you’ll be on one knee with ring in hand!
If you’re an adventurous couple surprise her with an exciting scavenger hunt through Maritime Forest Preserve. Start off with a simple hike through the woods when you spot a clue. One clue leads her to the next, ending with a picnic beneath an enchanting canopy of trees where the ring is found, and the question is asked.
For history buffs and something truly unique plan a romantic proposal at the top of Old Baldy. Climb 108 stairs to experience unparalleled views of the surrounding waterways. Getting engaged at the top of a historic lighthouse, now that’s a story she’ll never get tired of telling!
If you’re a couple who loves gourmet meals and are true foodies, then option four is for you. A romantic dinner for two at Mojo’s on the Harbor. Watch the boats come in as you dine on fresh seafood and fine wine. Finish the evening with Mojo’s famous bread pudding and “Will You Marry Me?” etched on the plate with bourbon sauce. It’s so delicious she’ll have to say yes!
If you want to include family and friends on the occasion, then put them to work! Go paddle boarding or kayaking and propose in the middle of the ocean. When you get back to shore have family and friends holding up signs that say: “Congratulations” or “Did she say yes”!
However, you decide to propose, Bald Head Island wishes you a happy engagement. Now let’s talk about a fabulous wedding on Bald Head Island!
Published on Saturday, February 16, 2019