Hi Lindsay,
Yesterday, the sweet cart & I exhibited at a new venue, the 'Arcade' in our lovely town of Letchworth.
There was a relaxed atmosphere and a great mix of stallholders and shopkeepers enjoying themselves in this lovely venue, with a catwalk to add that extra magic.
Yesterday, the sweet cart & I exhibited at a new venue, the 'Arcade' in our lovely town of Letchworth.
There was a relaxed atmosphere and a great mix of stallholders and shopkeepers enjoying themselves in this lovely venue, with a catwalk to add that extra magic.
Once again, I was on my quest to find romantic men in Hertfordshire, however you will be surprised to hear that it was the ladies who took centre stage.
Proposals from two ladies attracted my attention, which I would like to share with you:
Proposal 1:
Ally had organsied a specially designed T-Shirt for her young son to wear so that he could propose to his Dad on her behalf.
Ally had organsied a specially designed T-Shirt for her young son to wear so that he could propose to his Dad on her behalf.
On one side it read "Daddy Will You Marry Mummy". On the other side it read "If Not, Can We Get A Dog ?"
Proposal 2:
It was 28 Feb, Lisa only had only one more day to keep her Leap Year proposal a secret.
Unfortunately she left her mobile phone at work, which a colleague kindly dropped off at her home.
A simple text message on her phone 'hope the proposal goes well tomorrow' alerted Lisa's partner to her plans.
The game was up, but inspite of this, they both decided to carry on as normal, as if nothing had happened.
The next morning, Lisa arrived outside her partner's workplace, asked him to come outside and she got down on one knee with a Haribo ring in her hand and proposed.
It was 28 Feb, Lisa only had only one more day to keep her Leap Year proposal a secret.
Unfortunately she left her mobile phone at work, which a colleague kindly dropped off at her home.
A simple text message on her phone 'hope the proposal goes well tomorrow' alerted Lisa's partner to her plans.
The game was up, but inspite of this, they both decided to carry on as normal, as if nothing had happened.
The next morning, Lisa arrived outside her partner's workplace, asked him to come outside and she got down on one knee with a Haribo ring in her hand and proposed.
It was an instant 'Yes!' reply.
I can't wait until the next wedding Fayre!
