Using the Queen Mary II to propose

[Snowy Love]

'Marry me Jess?': the genuine love story which became a stunt

The article says its a stunt, don't know if I'd define it as such - its a real proposal, its just that the company paid for the banner.

[Astrid]

No actual proposal here either. Kind of nice to know I am not alone with that

[Amy_jellybean]

Every cruise ship has a celebrant on it, the captain can also marry people. Im a travel agent and we quite often get requests from people to getting married or renew their vows on a cruise. You would just have to get in contact with the main office from the Queen Mary 2 and they would be able to help you organise it. One of the girls at my work was proposed to at our global ball for work in Las Vegas in front of 7000 people that we work with! AMAZING!!!!

[Mother Goose]

to organise a proposal on the movie ads you see in the cinema, apparently you just call the advertising company. DH reckons it is relatively cheap (he looked into advertising for a client - nothing romantic like a message to me!).

[MummyNaomi]

Call me the romance scrooge but I find public proposals a bit naff. I think most of the time its attention seeking rather than actually romantic.

DH proposed to me after we went on a hot air balloon ride. I was pretty positive he was going to and I was really pleased that he waited until it was just he and I together rather than in the rather tightly packed balloon basket full of meaningless strangers. He knew I'd always wanted to ride in a hot air balloon so combined it with a special adventure

I think that with public proposals the poor 'proposee' is like a deer in headlights - what if they want to say No?

[Astrid]

I think that with public proposals the poor 'proposee' is like a deer in headlights - what if they want to say No?

There are a few of those "NO"s on Youtube