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Don’t want to be accused of a ‘low-effort’ proposal? Here’s what to know before popping the question

The Straits Times
Don’t want to be accused of a ‘low-effort’ proposal? Here’s what to know before popping the question

In this episode, Kai Wen and Isabelle discuss why Singapore societal norms have changed the way wedding proposals are planned and carried out.

While many still see the need to pop the question before getting married, does the proposal itself have to be elaborate? Isn’t it just the effort that counts?

Hosts: See Kai Wen (seekw@sph.com.sg) and Isabelle Kumar (ibellekumar@sph.com.sg)

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Don’t want to be accused of a ‘low-effort’ proposal? Here’s what to know before popping the question