[quote name='OldSchool77']Congratulations, I can't wait to hear the whole story

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Okay, since I'm back home I'll tell the whole story, and I'll try to keep it as short as I can. So after I was racking my brain to think of the perfect way to propose, it hit me. I decided to take her back to where we had our first date, or rather where our first date ended.
I'll stop here to give a little back-story. Our first date was a pretty normal one, but after the standard dinner/movie, I took her to a small place about 30 miles from where I live, it's a beautiful little spot where we sat and watched the sun set. She always said that it was her favorite place in the world, so it was kind of a no brainer to propose there. Of course it took me like three weeks to actually realize that it was a no brainer. So I decided to bring her there and propose during sun set.
After the usual anniversary stuff, presents, surprises and such, I took her back to that spot. Like I said it's sort of a long drive, and I planned something else out to help pass the time. About a week prior to this, I called a local radio station, and asked about getting a special request played. I explained my situation to one of the dj's, and he gave me the run-down of how it would work.
Again I'll stop for a little back-story. One of her favorite songs is Under the Milkyway by Sia, which is not an oft played song. So, in order to get it played along with a special message, I had to call into the radio station about a half an hour before I wanted it played. So before we left our house, I called in and asked them to play her song, along with a message about wishing us a happy anniversary. It came on the radio when we were halfway there. She of course loved it.
After that, we got to our place and sat down and started to watch the sun set. I took the ring out as the sun was just about to set, she went ballistic and started crying, said yes, then I went ballistic. We stayed there for about an hour and then headed back home, where I had most of our friends and her family there for a little engagement party. I called into work the next day as well, and we talked about when the wedding would happen, etc. Deciding on a wedding day was pretty easy, we figured June 21st, 2011 was perfect.
So there it is, not quite as epic as I had originally intended, but it was just perfect for her.