What is engagement season, and when is it? How to prepare for your proposal
Engagement season is a milestone that many couples anticipate with glee, whether they’re already planning to pop the question or daydreaming about it.While you may already know all about engagement season, you may still have questions about the ins and outs of this season of life: when to pop the question and how to prepare.From picking out the perfect engagement ring — perhaps at one of our favorite online jewelers, Blue Nile — to arranging a time to celebrate with family and friends, the Post Wanted team is here to bring you all of the tips and tricks to navigating engagement season like a pro.Engagement season is the time of year when many marriage proposals take place.
While it can happen anytime from Jan.1 to Dec.
31, “engagement season” typically refers to the period between late fall and early winter, including its peaks around two key times: the holidays (November through December) and Valentine’s Day (February).These months are especially popular for proposals because of the romantic atmosphere, family gatherings and the festive spirit that makes the moment even more memorable.Why are these months so popular for proposals? The reasons are varied, but several key factors contribute to the period of time when the question is popped more frequently than usual.
To best understand why this season may be the opportune time to take the next step, we dished out all the details for you.It’s not too late to plan out your upcoming proposal, after all:According to The Knot, the holidays are the peak season for couples looking to get engaged.
“In the U.S., 37% of engagements happen between the months of November to February, and the new Global Wedding Report data shows that even within that time frame, December is the most popular month to propose.”Engagement season peaks during two specific timeframes: Late November to December: This is the traditional holiday season, especially around Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Eve.These months ten...