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Can you imagine on a clear day seeing a plane fly high in the sky with a banner, popping the question, “Will you marry me?”
What a way to say it loud, say it proud with a wedding proposal to beat them all.
That’s what happened on Sunday, May 10 when a plane circled the town of Washington dozens of times pulling a banner saying, “Trisha, will you marry me?”
The couple were staying at the Inn at Little Washington and the gentleman took it upon himself to ask his girlfriend to marry him in a special way
Rachel Hayden, director of marketing at The Inn said, “The Inn did not know that this was going to happen. The gentleman took it all upon himself for this event to happen.”
It had a happy ending.
“The lady said, Tes,’ to the question,” according to Hayden.
How could a loved one possibly refuse such a romantic gesture?
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