Proposing in Philadelphia
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Pod, like many new philly restaurants, has excellent food as well as atmosphere, but I wouldn't use the adjective 'romantic' to describe it. Four Seasons and Le Bec may be old-school, but they are the best for a reason, and traditional romantics should play a part in an engagement (IMHO).
The zoo comment had to be a joke. It's kind of run down and doesn't smell so good. "My darling I love you as much as those two monkeys going at it over there, will you marry me?"
Response - "Ummm, are you kidding?"
The zoo comment had to be a joke. It's kind of run down and doesn't smell so good. "My darling I love you as much as those two monkeys going at it over there, will you marry me?"
Response - "Ummm, are you kidding?"
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Thanks for all the great ideas so far. We'll be there in mid-March so I'm sure it'll still be pretty cold. Proposing in a rest. seems so unimaginative to me. I'd like to find a place that's a little more memorable. A spot in the city w/ a great view or somewhere that has some other significance.
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I don't know Philadelphia much at all, but I was there recently and my friend took me to a park called Belmont Plateau (I think that's right) and there was a view of the city from there. I don't know how that rates compared to the other suggestions, but just an idea...
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Personally, I would take a helicopter ride over the city--propose to her near the statue of William Penn--a great site, especially from the air. Yes, it might be a little expensive but I think it's alot more exciting than sitting in some restaurant--more memorable.
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If it only has to be NEAR Philadelphia, then Longwood Gardens would be perfect. Even in mid-winter the indoor conservatories are lovely and romantic.
If the weather is acceptable, the steps of the Art Museum would be good. Try not to think of Rocky Balboa running up the steps; just look at the lovely view towards City Hall.
If the weather is acceptable, the steps of the Art Museum would be good. Try not to think of Rocky Balboa running up the steps; just look at the lovely view towards City Hall.
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We live in Philly and my husband proposed to me at the Four Seasons. We had dinner first and the surprise was that he got a room for us for the night. When we got to the room there was champagne, roses and chocolate covered strawberries... he proposed there and it was the most romantic night of my life. How can one beat the Four Seasons???!