A peculiar marriage proposal took place in recent days in the main square of Apatzingán, in the state of Michoacán, where a woman was the one who took the first step and asked her boyfriend to marry her, preparing a spectacular celebration. The images quickly went viral after the video was made known on social networks, because breaking all stereotypes, the woman, identified as Victoria Huitrón, was the one who prepared an emotional and spectacular proposal in front of dozens of people who were in the place at the time. moment of the expected question.
In the video, you can see the moment in which the groom, named Osiel, walks blindfolded in the company of a woman who records the moment and takes him to meet Victoria, who was already waiting for him with music, in front of a giant sign with the legend “Do you want to be my husband?”, as well as rose petals on the floor forming a path and a huge heart.
#Viral | Woman asks her boyfriend to marry her in Apatzingan Park. This is how he reacted!
She Was the One Who Knelt to Ask Her Boyfriend to Marry Her
After the woman carrying Osiel puts him in front of the sign, he takes off his blindfold and to his utter surprise, he sees his girlfriend, Victoria, standing in the middle of the Heart of Petals. He walks towards her and the moment he is face to face, she takes out a ring from her and kneels in front of him to ask him if he wants to marry her.
Amid screams from the witnesses and relatives of both young people, Osiel puts his hands to his face as a sign of total astonishment at what his girlfriend is proposing to him and ends up saying the long-awaited “yes”, so everyone begins to applaud, She places the ring on him and they hug, thus sealing one of the most peculiar proposals as she is the one who asked for marriage and not him, as is common.
Finally, Victoria shared some words for her future husband in a post on her Facebook account:
“Thank you, my love, Osiel Meraz, for making me the happiest woman in the world, thank you for saying yes. “I thank God for giving us this beautiful experience and for helping us fulfill one more dream.”
This story was written in Spanish by Lizbeth García in Cultura Colectiva News.
