Traveling to propose can be romantic, special, and, unfortunately, stressful. However, planning ahead with your proposal in mind can avoid any sticky situations.

“I love you,” is universal. Sometimes though, a freshly mopped kitchen without a dish in sight means “I love you” or the sweatshirt you saw at the mall, but didn’t buy waiting on the bed means “I love you.” Sometimes, it’s easy to see these unspoken signals, but when partners are speaking two different love languages, the message isn’t always clear.

But soon {if not already} you’ll be tackling wedding decisions, vendor calls, food budgets and wedding to-do lists. We want to help by giving you some insightful tips on gift registry etiquette and how to create and share your gift registry.

The holidays are barreling towards us, and the gift shopping panic is hovering in the distance. This year, we’re ditching bundles of boxes and opting for envelopes with the promises of something greater: experience gifts.

“So, when are you getting married?” When you’re dating, every friend and family member wants to know when the proposal is happening, but once you do ask, they’ll start asking, “How did they ask??”