Public Marriage Proposal Fail

hismrshermr | January 4th, 2013 at 10:27 pm

Public proposals were quite the phenomenon last year (not to mention it is proposal season). ~~This past December during a~~ During a December 2011 sporting event a gentleman proposed to his lady while on the “mistletoe cam.” The video will lead one to believe that not every woman wants her guy to get down on one knee in front of an audience. As fun as it is for many of us to watch more elaborate proposals, public displays of affection aren’t for everyone.

He asked and by the looks of things she didn’t give him the answer he expected. See for yourself below.

Something tells me we will be seeing a lot more public proposals this year as men and women choose to profess their love to their partner in front of whoever else is watching. What are your thoughts? Are public proposals so 2012?

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Krishann Briscoe is a child welfare professional turned freelancer with a passion for writing and dessert. Krishann writes for Babble and at her personal blog, His Mrs. Her Mr. She is also a contributor for Disney Baby . Krishann resides in Southern California with her husband and their two daughters.

One thought on “Public Marriage Proposal Fail”

Maria says:

January 7, 2013 at 3:52 pm

For some reason I couldn’t play the video. However, I think public proposal’s can be a little embarrassing. It could be romantical since the guy would have to make sure they hit the screen which means he would’ve had to plan it out. What if she says “No”? What if she gets upset because she hadn’t had her nails done? What do I know, Jamaal proposed in the bathroom as I gave Khalil a bath, LOL. I loved it though since it was just between the 3 of us.

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