Is a Marriage Proposal Permitted?
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Question
Is there a prohibition against making a marriage proposal, known as a proposal, with or without a ring, when it is clear to both parties that it is not intended as a marriage but merely as a ceremony?
Answer
Shalom and blessings
This is not a custom originating from Jewish tradition.
However, there is no prohibition if it is explicitly stated that this is a proposal and not a kiddushin.
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