Ho intenzione di fare la proposta alla mia ragazza entro i prossimi 1-2 anni e volevo avere alcune informazioni sulle proposte al castello di Neuschwanstein. Il motivo è che siamo stati lì entrambi insieme quando eravamo più piccoli e ci siamo appena incontrati, quindi il posto ha molto significato per noi due (la nostra gita al castello è stata anche la prima volta che la mia ragazza ha sperimentato la neve!)
Ho già fatto qualche ricerca e ho trovato il sito web qui sotto che offre servizi di proposta. L’unico problema è che non sembrano esserci molte recensioni a riguardo, quindi non ero sicuro di quanto fosse affidabile o se proporre al castello fosse una buona idea per cominciare. Qualsiasi aiuto sarebbe molto apprezzato!
https://www.hochzeitsservice-koenigswinkel.de/marriage-proposal-castle/
Proposal in Neuschwanstein Castle
byu/2lt_vietcong ingermany
di 2lt_vietcong
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Can’t help with the castle part, but I’m not a fan of public proposals especially when other people are around.
IMO – Don’t do it at the castle. Do it on one of the peaks looking at the castle.
800 euro and if you want photo’s, another 500 euro 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Is this the new form of tourist trap, lol!
There are much nicer places around the castle to do it. Organize yourself a photographer or something and you will have something more unique imo.
On top of that, if you start with their “package” or program, your GF might suspect something already. I dont know how important the element of surprise is for you. But if its important, i would avoid these proposal packages
What even is a “proposal service”? I swear to God, wedding companies always find new ways to empty the pockets of people like you.
To go one step back, public proposals are kinda frowned upon in Germany, it would be quite uncool, because you’d be involving all those present, who most likely don’t care / don’t wanna part of it / don’t wanna be photographed / etc.
As others have suggested, go to a nearby place with a great view. For instance [Hotel Blaue Burg](https://www.blaueburg.com/) on the Falkenstein ridge. From what I remember, you can’t see the actual Neuschwanstein castle from there, but it’s quite nearby and the views towards there are gorgeous.