9 Romantic Proposal Spots for Country Music Lovers

Not everyone is looking for a flashy marriage proposal. You don't need to recreate your first date, get a flash mob in the middle of Disney World, be on top of the Eiffel Tower, or hire a photographer to capture a moment in front of the crowded Christmas tree in Rockefeller Center in New York City. Sometimes the most creative proposal ideas are the ones that show you really know your loved one well enough to pick a special place to pop the big question before whipping out a stunning engagement ring.

Nothing says "Will You Marry Me?" like actually putting time and effort into the wedding proposal to make your loved one feel special. It's not about getting the perfect photoshoot for all your family members to see on social media or making sure you book a restaurant with their favorite food for Valentine's Day. If you and your significant other love country music, then we've got some fun marriage proposal ideas for you.

If you're a country music lover looking to get down on one knee, pay close attention to this list. We've rounded up ten of the most romantic proposal spots to pop the question. Take a look and let the surprise proposal planning begin.

1. Arrington Vineyards

The sun setting on the horizon of Arrington Vineyards will take your breath away and will feel like you've stepped into a fairytale. Nestled just south of Nashville, Arrington is partially owned by Brooks and Dunn's Kix Brooks. With live music regularly playing and wine tastings available daily, this countryside retreat is the perfect place to pop the question. You'll be bragging to your friends for years for coming up with the best proposal spot.

2. Bluebird Cafe

The Bluebird Cafe is a country music staple. It's the place where anyone from Garth Brooks and Taylor Swift could be seen playing before they hit it big. The cafe also appeared regularly on the TV show Nashville. Now, fans line up outside with hopes for a peek.

3. Ryman Auditorium

For country music fans the Ryman Auditorium has been rightfully named "The Mother Church of Country Music." The greatest stars in country music history are known for walking up the steps of the Ryman. This makes it a dream location for a proposal.

4. Country Music Hall of Fame

The Country Music Hall of Fame is right in the heart of downtown Nashville. Where better to get down on one knee than the place that holds all of country music history? Whether it's the wall of vinyl, a limited-time exhibit, or Elvis's Cadillac, there are plenty of backdrops worthy of your memorable moment.

5. Grand Ole Opry

They say it's the place that made country music famous and a favorite spot for country singers and fans alike. For more than 90 years the Grand Ole Opry has been spotlighting some of the greatest musical talents. Take in a show and don't forget to hide the ring in your pocket for the grand finale.

6. Graceland

Any time of year is breathtaking at Elvis Presley's Graceland home. Imagine walking the grounds where the king himself was once living. Getting down on one knee anywhere on this historical piece of property will surely be a magical moment.

7. Music City Walk of Fame

The Music City Walk of Fame paves the way for a perfect proposal. The park is right across the street from the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville. If you're a fan of legends like Dolly Parton, Reba McEntire, Randy Travis, and Charlie Daniels, this is the place to be.

8. Dollywood

If you're looking for a fun and playful place to propose, Dollywood, is a great location. This is ideal for Dolly Parton fans as the park is owned by Dolly herself. There's even an onsite chapel that offers the perfect proposal location.

9. At a Concert

You know that whole circle be unbroken thing, good luck you two. pic.twitter.com/dxJYdL6IeO

— Brad Paisley (@BradPaisley) May 7, 2017

Whether it's in the crowd during her favorite song or a plan to pull her up on stage, a country concert is always a fun idea. Stars like Brad Paisley and Thomas Rhett have been a part of making their fan's dream proposals come true.

Read More: How Dollywood Tells the Story of Dolly Parton's Life

This article was originally published in 2017.