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Even if you’ve been seeing someone for a while, asking them to be official can still feel a little nerve wracking. Planning a romantic gesture is a great way to sweep her off her feet when you pop the question! Read through this list of romantic ways to ask a girl to be your girlfriend, then use your favorite one to solidify your relationship.

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Make her a playlist.

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  1. Head over to Spotify or Apple Music (or even YouTube!) and make a playlist with your favorite songs, her favorite songs, and a blend of the two. When you two are together next, set up the playlist on your phone and listen to it together. At the end of the playlist, you can ask her to be your girlfriend.[1]
    • This is also a great one to use if you don’t live near her and you can’t see her for a little bit. Make her a playlist and then text it to her, then call her up after she listens to it and pop the question.
    • You can phrase your question by saying something like, “I want to make this official. Will you be my girlfriend?”
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Take her out to a nice restaurant.

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  1. Make reservations at a 5-star restaurant nearby, then offer to pick her up. You can both dress a little fancier than you usually do, and you can splurge on that bottle of wine (if you’re old enough) or a dessert she’s been eyeing. At the end of the meal, take her hand and look into her eyes as you ask her to be your girlfriend.[2]
    • This is a great option if your potential girlfriend is a foodie or has a taste for the finer things in life.
3

Say it with a scavenger hunt.

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  1. If you two have been dating for a little while now, you probably have at least a couple of spots where you’ve spent a lot of time. Sit down and write up a handful of clues, then end the last one somewhere romantic. At the end, you can have flowers and chocolates waiting as you pop the question.[3]
    • For example, your first clue might say, “This place is very special, and you looked super great; it’s where we had our very first date.”
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Say it in a love letter.

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  1. Grab your nicest stationary and a ballpoint pen, then sit down and draft a letter. Tell her how much you enjoy her company, how much she means to you, and then ask her to be your girlfriend. Seal the letter in an envelope, then give it to her the next time you see her.[5]
    • At the end of the letter, write something like, “Will you be my girlfriend?”
    • Try to stick around as she reads the letter so you can get the answer to your question.
    • Or, if you two don’t live close, you could send her the letter via snail mail and then call her up when she opens it.
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Buy her a gift.

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  1. Don’t feel like you have to break the bank, especially if you two haven’t been seeing each other for long. Grab something like a bouquet of flowers, a simple pair of earrings, or her favorite snack.[7] Then, present your gift to her when you pop the question to show her how much you like her.[8]
    • If you have absolutely no idea what to get her, consider her interests. If she likes reading, grab her a bookmark or a paperback that she’s been wanting. If she loves animals, buy her a magnet with a cat or a dog on it.
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Make her breakfast in bed.

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John Keegan
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This article was co-authored by John Keegan and by wikiHow staff writer, Hannah Madden. John Keegan is a Dating Coach and motivational speaker based in New York City. With over 10 years of professional experience, he runs The Awakened Lifestyle, where he uses his expertise in dating, attraction, and social dynamics to help people find love. He teaches and holds dating workshops internationally, from Los Angeles to London and from Rio de Janeiro to Prague. His work has been featured in the New York Times, Humans of New York, and Men's Health. This article has been viewed 66,148 times.
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