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Before my husband proposed to me, he was faced with the seemingly impossible task of confirming my ring size without me noticing. Since I didn’t own any rings at the time, he was forced to come up with something craftier than simply stealing my jewelry box.
His solution was to ask his sister to have me try on a bunch of her rings. Never showing any interest in jewelry to begin with, it seemed odd that my husband’s sister would storm into my room and demand me to put on her rings. What’s more, she blatantly stared at my fingers, scrutinizing how well each ring fit as I tried them on.
Since I’m not an idiot, I knew a proposal was brewing.
This situation isn’t unique for men who finally decide to pop the question. But fellas, you’re in luck, there’s now a solution to your pre-proposal anxieties: Ring’s Note, an online notebook that records women’s ring sizes.
Ring’s Note is simple to use. Women log on to Ring’s Note via Facebook and register their ring size. Men can then log on and search for their girlfriend on the Ring’s Note database. According to the site, men “can only open one woman’s page in his life.”
The goal of Ring’s Note is to increase the number of successful proposals.
Ladies, even if you are still waiting for prince charming, why not register your ring size on Ring’s Note and make things a little easier on your future husband. I know my husband wishes this site were around sooner.
Source: ITmedia
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sidesmile
And she'll never suspect a thing when you ask her to register her ring size?
sakurala
Or...you can propse with a beautiful ring and then get it sized later. Not everything has to be movie perfect and I wouldn't be turned off if a guy got the sizing wrong.
David43515
My wife cried and hugged me and pet the ring on to admire the sparkle like a little girl. And then a week later we went to the jewelry store to get it sized. And she was as happy as I've ever seen her. No need for this site. And the "a man can only open one woman's page in his life" stuff is a pain. What if she says no? What if this is gonna be his 2nd marriage?
philly1
How about shopping for rings together to see what fits and agree on what she (or you both) like? Then hubby-to-be can choose the ring and pop the question with the "perfect" ring at the right moment.
Then again, one couple I knew did that. However, they also took advantage of the jeweler's guarantee to take back the ring in exchange for another if they were not "perfectly" happy. The bride-to-be did change her mind.
She was one of the last of her many friends to get married. They'd all been there and done that and were cooing over babies already. Engagement rings? Meh!
She took the ring back because they didn't "ooh!" and "ah!" over it enough and she wanted "her moment" too. She'd gushed for them; now it was her turn. She went back and got a gush-worthy ring!
Insanity. I know. But that's how it is in bridezilla word.
fds
if she doesn't own any rings that makes it hard....i tried on my wife's rings and then made an educated guess.
bicultural
Why does it have to be a surprise? My wife and I went looking for an engagement ring together. She knew the proposal was coming but she still cried when I actually got down on one knee, showed her the ring, and popped the big question.
Carlos Godoy
astounding... the title of the article says SECRETLY CONFIRM her ringsize. But the girl must register her size online. Which most girls dont know anyway. Just get it sized afterwards.
ebisen
haha, jus proposet without a ring, then order together both the one engagement ring and the pair of wedding rings. not everything has to be like cheap in Hollywood movies.