If you cannot think of a great way to propose, try one of these marriage proposal ideas. Go Back to the Place of Origin When thinking of marriage proposal ideas, men often think about the place of the first date. This is a great, romantic place to propose. If the first date spot is not available, other firsts can take its place. One tends to believe that everything will be all polished and perfect for a marriage of love, however after that honeymoon stage the couple starts noticing things they never did. In an arranged marriage the couple knows they have faults and are waiting to discover what they are and how they will work around them. But what do the traditional wedding vows include? Please continue reading to find out more. Non-Denominational Traditional Wedding Vows The words that many of us are familiar with that start off a traditional wedding ceremony, being, “"Dearly beloved, we are gathered together here in the sight of God, and in the face of this congregation, to join together this Man and this Woman in holy matrimony” can be found in the Anglican Book of Common Prayer. Gift registries are an easy way to get started in finding the great marriage gift, and even if the couple hasn’t registered at your favorite store, you can still find plenty of ideas. From glasses to photo frames, there are many luxurious and eye-catching items available. Think about getting an engraved set of champagne glasses with the couple’s name on it, or a hand-embroidered decorative pillow. Paying attention to every kids’ needs and concerns is important, and it may help to work with a counselor to sort through difficult issues. If the second marriage involves new parenting roles, time and patience will be required so that the kids can be comfortable being themselves. Conflicts from the first marriage may be too close to their memory, or they may not get along with other new family members. Next come the ring bearer and/or flower girl and finally, the bride, escorted by her mother and father. Informal weddings or those with a small wedding party may opt to choose a single file processional or none at all. A non-traditional ceremony may include a dog as the ring bearer, a cat as the flower girl and their masters (bride and groom) taking their places before them at the altar.