Weddings

This is when and where your partner will propose

Are you waiting for your boyfriend to propose? Well, THIS is when men are most likely to propose to their girlfriends - and where...

If you feel like you’ve been hanging about for ages for your other half to pop the question, just take a look at how long you’ve been together.

Because a study that polled 2,000 people has discovered when men are most likely to propose to their girlfriends – and where they’ll do it, too.

The survey, commissioned on behalf of My Interrail, polled 2,000 adults – discovering that men actually want to get engaged earlier in the relationship than women.

Ladies want to wait for two years and seven months before being proposed to, but men prefer to wait just two years and four months before getting down on one knee.

So there you go – if you’re edging closer to the two-and-a-half year mark, you’ve probably not got much longer to wait.

Strangely, one third of those polled said their proposal “could have gone better,” and one in 10 went so far as to say the moment they were proposed to or proposed was “disastrous”.

More than a third of Brits feel that the tradition of seeking permission to propose from their partner’s parents was still relevant and should be followed.

And now for the where…

(The original list from Life and Style was UK based, so we did our own research and found these to be the spots most likely in Australia.)

The best places to propose in Australia

  1. The Hunter Valley in NSW

  2. At the top of Black Mountain Tower in ACT

  3. The Whitsunday Islands in QLD

  4. Cradle Mountain in TAS

  5. Kings Canyon in NT

  6. Atop a camel at Broome Camel Safaris in WA

  7. The Balconies in the Grampians, VIC

  8. The Flinders Ranges at sunset, SA

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