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Old 09-09-2004, 17:31   #7
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Re: Engagement Rings

Ours cost £1300 from the jewellery quater in Brum (good place to go btw if local).

I always thought a good rule from old days was one months salary. But, this seems to have been forgotten about these days. It shouldn't matter how much it is, but I'd recommend proposing first, then getting the ring - you could spend £18,000 and it would still be the wrong one !!!

We got married in Antigua, so the cost was just like an expensive holiday. Eighteen family and friends present though, so it was very nice.

As for where to do it..........very difficult without knowing the people. Maybe a nice meal at a very romantic restraunt (spell ?) or a weekend away somewhere (I did it in Brighton) !
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