Valentine’s week: Wedding proposal videos that went viral

Team Udayavani, Feb 9, 2021, 4:17 PM IST

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A wedding proposal is a huge step in anyone’s life and when you know it’s the right one, everything about them is perfect. What better way to propose someone than Valentine’s week?

We have jotted below some epic proposals in the past that made everyone wish for great proposals.

1) Disney Princess style proposal

This person from Massachusetts proposed to his high school sweetheart through her favorite Disney film, Sleeping Beauty. Lee Loechler went through a half year attempting to propose to his darling Stuthi David with the most iconic scene of the film, where Prince wakes Princess Aurora with a kiss.

 

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2) Proposal in the Air

Pilot Jon Emerson surprised everyone by requesting his better half Lauren Michele Gibbs to marry him and asked the travelers to wed him on board the plane flying from Detroit to Oklahoma City. Lauren, overpowered by the unexpected proposition, said Yes.

3) Proposal during India-Australia match

A video of a man wearing an Indian jersey and proposing to his girlfriend with the Australian pullover turned into an internet sensation, during the second innings of the Ind-Aus match.

Was this the riskiest play of the night? 💍

She said yes – and that's got @GMaxi_32's approval! 👏 #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/7vM8jyJ305

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) November 29, 2020

4) Never age-ing proposal

Jefferey Miller (76) met Gloria Alexis (71) at a US care center, where they became lovers. Jeffrey chose to propose Gloria when she was hospitalized during the pandemic.

 

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5) Longest Zipline proposal

Adrian Marcus Mackay from Bengaluru proposed to his darling Susan Kuruvilla on the world’s longest zipline in Jebel Jais, UAE. When Susan was suspended 80-meter high on a stage, Adrian went down on one knee with a,” Will you marry me?” banner. Susan obviously said ‘Yes.’