The Internet has been abuzz in recent weeks about proposals –and specifically about whether to propose in public. There have been many recent proposal videos and photos that have gone viral online, and some spectators are uncertain about the whole show. If you are ready to propose, then you are likely to be wellaware of how well your offer would be received if you decide to propose inpublic. But just in case you're on the fence, here are some things for you tothink about before you make arrangements with the announcer at the ball game: 3 Reasons Not to Propose in Public 1. One or both of you is shy or very private and wouldprefer to share a more intimate proposal with just the two of you present. 2. Your spouse-to-be is likely to want to be able to look ina mirror or change their outfit before getting national media attention. 3. You are not 100% sure what your significant other's responsemight be to your proposal, and you don't want an audience if the answer ismaybe. 3 Reasons to Propose in Public 1. You are certain that your spouse-to-be would love a verymemorable and very public marriage proposal, especially something that willcelebrate something that you share in common, such as a love of a certainsports team. 2. You first met in a public location, and you would like torevisit that spot to propose for sentimental reasons. 3. You are both very people-oriented, and the moment youpresent a diamond cluster engagement ring doesn't need to be private. In fact,it might be even more exciting to have other people around. Whatever your proposal style, pick out a diamond clusterengagement ring today! Photo credit: FreeRishad