Flash Mob Marriage Proposal Novels & Stories

He'd never felt so unsure about anything or anyone in his life. She looked up from her shoes and smiled at him, nodding quickly. "Of course we're okay. We're perfect." Almost as if to convince him how okay they were, she leaned over and kissed him fully on the lips. "Marry me," Liam said when they came up for air, startling them both with his impulsive proposal. He knew it's too soon and way too early in the day to be making such a life-changing decision, but since he had already thrown the idea out there, he might as well go all in. So he went full steam ahead, well aware of how ridiculous he sounded. "We can go to the courthouse and get our marriage registered, and later we can have a prop

Well, since he said it like this, then… Lauren suddenly smiled and looked at Julian who was still yapping away. “Then, go with me to get married now!”

"Let's get married, slowly get to know each other, and slowly... fall in love." There was silence for a second before Andrew defended, "I am pretty sure I am very... easy to love." Kenzie chuckled and answered, "Yeah? We'll I suppose you are." She closed her eyes and lowered her head to the floor, thinking. After some time, she lifted her head to gaze at him and announced, "Andrew, this may very well be the craziest thing I have ever done, but I'll marry you, Andrew Kentworthy... I'll marry you."

"Oh, you're getting married? Where's this guy? Bring him out so we can all see. If he's real, I'll give you a nice wedding gift—consider it a thank you for finally leaving me alone." "Yeah, same here! A big celebration like this calls for fireworks, right?" Seeing their confident expressions, I let out a cold laugh and reached for my phone.

"Men with love on their brains really are so easy to fool. What woman wouldn't love having the whole city's giant screens lit up with messages when someone proposes to her? "Just because I casually mentioned that Bree doesn't like flashy stuff—and that she might not be ready to get married yet, so she should at least have the chance to think about it—he really decided to propose quietly.

"I know you prefer things flat and simple and I think its design is perfect for us-- tied but untied. It symbolizes our soon married life. We marry for us to do whatever we want. I apologize for coming home late. And not like you have any other options but... Hayley Amber Grimroe, will you marry me?" "It's supposed to be annoying," she sniffs, wiping the tears that run down her cheek on their own. She has been really stressing out lately and somehow this stupid Ken doll proposing to her right now out of the blue just took the burden away. Nodding slightly she answers, "Yes, I'll marry you Kenji Johan Maledict." Kenji took her hand and slide the ring in her finger, both of them chuckling. The

A second later, she shoved the screen toward me. Still awake? I stared. “That’s it?” “Yep. Low effort, zero cringe. It’s the universal opener.” “That’s childish.” “It’s effective,” she shot back. “Unless you’d rather send her a PowerPoint on why you deserve her friendship.” My chest tightened. “This is idiotic.” “It’s three words, Vincent. Not a marriage proposal.” I hesitated a beat too long, then hit send. The seconds dragged like hours. My pulse hammered as I kept glancing at the phone, half-convinced she’d ignore me.

She cried because it was just too romantic! [Elliot: Isn't that just too cliche?] [Ben: Cliche indeed.] [Chad: Yes.] [Jun: But Tammy cried! She said that she was super moved!] [Elliot: Which is why you two are married.] [Ben: Haha!] [Chad: Mr. Foster, are you planning to propose outside or at home?] [Jun: Hmph. Elliot wants a special proposal. He would surely do it outside! If he proposed at home, it would be just as cliche as mine.]