There was also another catch; the woman proposing had to wear a red petticoat under her skirt to warn her intended suitor of her intentions. Nevertheless scholars are doubtful if this theory is ...

The tradition of women proposing on February 29 is said to date back to an agreement in the 5th century - which included a stipulation which gave men a warning that it could be about to happen ...

So if you're a man and see your girlfriend acting nervously - or wearing red - today, this could be why. Why it's tradition for women to ask men to marry them on February 29 - Leap Year Day ...

If you’re thinking today is the day that you will be proposing to your beloved, you better get your outfit right. If you want to stick to tradition, you need to either wear a red petticoat ...

The Salem Witch Trials began on February 29, 1692, when a slave, a beggar and an elderly woman were accused of witchcraft by a group of young girls. In an age when women can actually propose to ...

Urban legends suggested that Queen Margaret of Scotland had supposedly passed a law in 1288 that declared, women can have the opportunity to propose every time February 29th came, i.e on a Leap Year.

THIS month we've got an extra day in February for the first time since 2016 - and today's the day! But while 2020 being a leap year might not mean much to some, there could be a number of women ...

THIS month we've got an extra day in February for the first time since 2016 - and today's the day! But while 2020 being a leap year might not mean much to some, there could be a number of women ...

It's 2022, of course, women can propose to whomever they so please on whatever day they see fit BUT there's an ancient Irish tradition that states that on the 366th day of a year, Feb 29, during a ...