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FLASHMOB ICE SKATING PROPOSAL IN LONDON

Published on 2nd December '16



Christmas is the most popular, and romantic time of year to propose, so it no wonder that Haydar approached us for help in order to create a magical, festive proposal for his girlfriend Ebru. Haydar knew that Ebru loves ice-skating so wanted to incorporate this into his proposal in some way. We couldn’t wait to help out with such a wonderful proposal idea and immediately contacted Alexandra Palace as we knew that not only did they have a fantastic ice-skating rink, but they also had a snow machine, which would add to the romance of the day.


We exclusively hired out the venue, as well as 40, (yes 40!), ice-skaters to perform a dance to Bruno Mars’ ‘Marry You’On the day of the proposal, Haydar led Ebru onto the ice and they enjoyed half an hour of skating alone together before the dancers came out and began performing around the couple. A few of the younger dancers even surprised Ebru with beautiful long stemmed red roses (her favourite)


Ebru was shocked as the snow began to fall around them.



And even more so towards the end of the song when Haydar told her to turn around and she saw the dancers holding up signs saying, “Will you marry me?”



Ebru was thrilled when her to marry him, and she said YES!



The couple then celebrated with their friends.



Congratulations to the happy couple we wish them a life time of happiness! And here it is! Take a look at their beautiful ice-skating proposal. It is so sweet!



We are the UK and Europe’s leading Romantic Event and Proposal Planners. We have planned over 1,700 marriage proposals all across the world, all with a 100% yes rate! If you have been inspired and would like our help to plan your own personalised proposal, then get in touch at info@theproposers.co.uk or check out our website for more information www.theproposers.co.uk. Take a closer look at our Proposals to allow us to create that once-in-a-lifetime experience for you and your soon to be finance.

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