Extreme Wedding Proposals
Extreme Wedding Vidoegraphy Proposals
Every girl dreams about a special wedding day. Many have the flowers picked out, the colors, some even go so far as having the venue picked out sometimes well in advance of a proposal. Many times I’ve heard ladies say they have everything they need for the wedding except for the groom. The proposal is the most important thing that the guys do. Sometimes it’s the best chance we have to get creative. The gals have the entire wedding to be as creative as they want. The traditional wedding is long since gone. So is the traditional proposal. We’ve all see the Hollywood proposal; boy takes girl to romantic restaurant, orders a romantic meal, at the end of the meal the boy gets down on one knee and holds up a ring and says “Will you marry me?”. Today it seems to be a challenge to guys to out do each other in the proposal area.
The proposal race started at sporting events. The “Fan Cam” would scan across the crowd and focus in on a couple seemingly having a great time, just then the guy would hop down to one knee and pop the question right there in front of thousands. Things grew from there and got crazier and crazier Just like the wedding, the only limit on these proposals is the guys imagination. Here are some of my favorite from YouTube.com:
Those just touch the tip of the iceberg that has become extreme wedding proposals. Recently ABC News NightLine did a story on some REAL extreme wedding proposals, some that cost over $45,000. That’s $45,000 JUST for the proposal:
Guys are getting very creative and fun with proposals. As a guy, I think it’s great. I wish I had thought of some of these things when I proposed to my wife, Leeann. I had the ring in my pocket, it was my grandmothers ring. I had it all planned out, the perfect spot, the perfect moment was all set up. Just before we left we got into a little argument (I couldn’t tell you what it was about), and right in the middle of the back and forth, I pulled the ring out of my pocket and said; “Will you shut up and just marry me?”. Needless to say, she said yes and it was also the last time I’ve ever told her to shut up.





















