Yes

• 1 of 23

  by Krystle Hernandez

  Created on: January 29, 2009

  Too many people are enchanted by the idea of tradition. This simple notion is no different when it comes

• 2 of 23

  by Colette Georgii

  Created on: July 16, 2010

  Yes, of course it is an engagement without a ring. The engagement is the preparatory time before the

• 3 of 23

  by Lara Johnson

  Created on: January 04, 2010

  Growing up, I had the same dreams as many girls when it came to being engaged.  I wanted the beautiful,

• 4 of 23

  by Cherise James

  Created on: December 18, 2008

  A real engagement is a wonderful time. You're in love, surrounded by friends and family, and caught

• 5 of 23

  by Barbara A. Black

  Created on: July 17, 2010

  According to my Webster's Dictionary, which is admittedly an older edition, an engagement is "an undertaking

• 6 of 23

  by Casey Sherman

  Created on: July 07, 2009   Last Updated: July 08, 2009

  This is a very simple question and it is hardly a debate. The answer is yes, it is an engagement even

• 7 of 23

  by Akua Hinds

  Created on: February 20, 2010

  You might think there’s something wrong with your relationship if the man, who you love and who

• 8 of 23

  by Laurie Grove

  Created on: May 19, 2010

  Of course it is! An engagement is simply the period of time between when a couple decides to get married

• 9 of 23

  by Taylor Rios

  Created on: December 01, 2009

  Yes, you can be engaged without the ring.

  There are many reasons why someone would not have an engagement

• 10 of 23

  by Terin Copening

  Created on: July 15, 2009

  Should I take the hundred dollar bill that I have left after bills and buy groceries? Or should I go

• 11 of 23

  by Cassandra Baker

  Created on: June 01, 2009

  YES! You are engaged! But wait...where's the ring?

  That is the response on most newly engaged women's

• 12 of 23

  by The Green Fairy

  Created on: January 10, 2009

  What is an engagement? Is it the agreement between man and woman that they will marry? If this is the

• 13 of 23

  by Laura Lee Winger

  Created on: December 18, 2008

  Whether you believe a ring is a materialistic indication of status, or a symbol of true commitment,

• 14 of 23

  by Barbara Kasey Smith

  Created on: January 10, 2009

  One might ask, "Is it an engagement without the ring?" Why not? I believe an engagement can be made

• 15 of 23

  by Paul Schingle

  Created on: May 07, 2009

  I guess this one depends on how much of a traditionalist one is. I'd take it a step further myself.

• 16 of 23

  by Kealy Howland

  Created on: July 18, 2008

  It's not surprising to think that in this day and age everything requires a material to form symbolism.

• 17 of 23

  by Amelia Bray

  Created on: October 27, 2008

  Think about it. The fear. The hope. The nerves. The desperate belief that she'll say yes. YES. Followed

• 18 of 23

  by Odessa Harrell

  Created on: June 14, 2009   Last Updated: June 15, 2009

  Marriage is a partnership. Two people committed to each other. If you love some one no amount of money

• 19 of 23

  by Robin Degner

  Created on: January 09, 2009

  A ring is a symbol of commitment. It's the man showing the woman that he can take care of her. That

• 20 of 23

  by Candy Jules

  Created on: October 23, 2008

  People can be engaged more than one or two times. Rings are just an expensive token that symbolizes