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My fiancé has always kind of been a little sad that we didn't have a big romantic proposal (He proposed to me in the car on the way to my house). I was fine with that proposal! I think it was sweet, and have told him so every time he has brought it up. But he is sad that he didn't do more and that our engagement wasn't marked with this big grand gesture. This isn't something that is heavily weighing on his mind, it's just something he brings up from time to time and expresses some regret/disappointment over. We will end up having a long engagement, as we can't get married until late 2018. Our 5 year anniversary is coming up and it has me thinking. 

With that said, I have been looking at men's engagement rings and I picked one out and I want to see if I can slip enough money away in time to re-propose to him on our anniversary. And this time make it a big thing, take him out, go see a movie, go to dinner, maybe write him a letter/give a small "speech" telling him how much I love him, etc etc. The ring I've picked out is personalized and costs ~$230 (a good amount, but won't break the bank, and won't feel like a huge loss if he for some reason doesn't like it). 

My question: Is that weird? To kind of re-do the proposal, but with me proposing to him? I know people renew their vows, but I've never heard of a couple having two proposals.
<bot>: My fiancé somewhat regrets having a "boring" proposal. Should I go through with my plans to re-propose to him in a more romantic way?