'Sex and the City': Four Candidates to Marriage? Quiz

Answer: Tiffany's

On walking past Tiffany's, Trey offers to go in and pick her ring. She answers "All righty", so that her pride is safe. Indeed, she had been upset when Trey had made this same answer to her offer of marriage.

Answer: a canary diamond ring

Richard Wright offers her a canary diamond ring, to ask for forgiveness after their breakup. Their affair resumes on a seemingly more stable basis, but Samantha eventually puts an end to it, explaining that she loves him, but loves herself more (her jealousy was getting self-destructive). And by the way, she did get a PEARL thong from Richard before they broke up.

Answer: square

During a dog walk, Aidan gave Carrie an engagement ring with a square diamond, which she accepted. The first one he had picked, with the help of Miranda, was a pear diamond, but Carrie, who found it by chance, disliked it so much that she could not consider saying yes to that ring. Samantha tipped off Aidan and went with him to choose a second engagement ring, the one he used to propose to Carrie.

Answer: the ring Aidan and Miranda had first chosen for Carrie

Steve bought the engagement ring from Aidan, who had first purchased it to propose to Carrie. The ring was not to Carrie's taste (so Aidan got her another one) but since Miranda had helped to choose it, so Steve thought she would like it.

Answer: on her doorstep

Steve proposed to her literally on her doorstep. This proposal was mainly prompted by her pregnancy, so she knew better than to accept him.

Answer: in front of a fountain, after a party

After a "black and white" party, Carrie was dressed all in white; this looked like such as plausible wedding dress that Aidan urged her to elope and get married. They stopped to discuss it in front of a fountain. Carrie realised she kept postponing the date of the wedding because she didn't really want to get married, so she let Aidan break off the engagement.

Answer: convert to Judaism

Charlotte decides to become a Jew, although she is very sad to have to give up Christmas. She learns to cook a traditional Jewish dinner all by herself. However, she is so resentful when Harry starts watching sport on TV instead of appreciating her dinner that they quarrel and he renounces to propose to her, although he had already bought the ring.

Answer: at a Jewish social event

Charlotte brings biscuits to a Jewish social event, where she turns down an attractive Jewish guy that his mother had tried to set up with her. Harry arrives unexpectedly, kneels, proposes and is accepted.

Answer: the best man steps on her dress, which gets torn

Many things go wrong at Charlotte's second wedding. Apart from the afore mentioned events, Harry sees her in her dress before the wedding; she stains her dress; and some of the Jewish rituals fail to work, at least at the first attempt. Carrie makes Charlotte feel better by saying that her first wedding, which was perfect, did not bring her happiness, so a less-than-perfect wedding might be a good omen.

Answer: she gets nostalgic about a lilac flower

Miranda is not envious of the bride as she is convinced this is a mariage of convenience, the bridegroom being gay. She doesn't want to get married for Brady's sake - she is convinced she can be a modern and self-sufficient working woman. Steve isn't at the wedding celebration, therefore she cannot be jealous of his dancing with a new girl.

The lilac flower reminds her of the last (and recent) occasion when she slept with Steve, as such flowers were on her bedside table then.