The man, identified only as Michael, hired a skywriter to write 'Maree Marry Me', complete with a heart, across the afternoon skies on Thursday.
But sadly it was not meant to be. "Unfortunately she said no," Michael later told radio station 3AW.
When asked the reasons for Maree's rejection, Michael preferred not to say.
You can hear the radio interview with a sad Michael here.
2 comments:
"I couldn't marry a man who would throw away money so frivolously."
Sad. And people say romance is dead. Still, better for the woman to have been honest than to have said Yes and been sorry later.
Lurker111
The idea that a marriage proposal should be a "surprise" to the woman is a crazy premise pushed upon us by Hollywood and TV. If you haven't discussed it, and both agreed that it's what you both want, cinematic proposals are not the way to go. You can still do the "official" romantic proposal, but you both should know the answer, if not the details of the time, place and setting.
It's not fair on men: on TV, the woman always says YES and all the problems of the relationship are swept away...
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