“Do you have cold feet?”
“Do I have cold feet? What do you mean?”
“Are you getting nervous about getting married?”
I’ve been getting this question quite a bit lately. Engaged couples should be asked happy questions. Like . . . Are you excited about your big day? Asking someone if they have cold feet, sounds . . . negative . . . right? Why do we ask this question? How do you answer?
Today we celebrate love! So today I share with you our proposal story from my point of you. I hope you enjoy it!
So the day was going well so far don’t you think? Minus the whole camera hitting the pavement thing, right? I know. If you’re not sure what I’m talking about go here. I walked you through the day, 11-11-13. I know you can’t wait to read it and I can’t wait to tell you the rest …so without further ado I’ll give you the rest of A Proposal at the Bethesda Fountain at Central Park.
A girl can hope of setting up the perfect day to be proposed to or get married on . . . my date had been 11-11-11 or 12-12-12. I would have been ecstatic with either. But those days came and went. 11-12-13 … maybe?