Marriage Proposal after Romeo and Juliet Bows!

[Twinkle Mom]

Clink on the link two posts above. It explains how he got the ring after performing and where he hid it. I wish I had been there to see the performance AND the proposal!

[Claude_Catastrophique]

I think that it is visible if a couple on stage is also a couple outside in real life. I have seen many couples dance together and dance with other partners and there was always a difference.

 

And I agree with Hamorah that dancer and dancer can understand each other better than dancer and non-dancer. I had a lot of relationships that ended before they really started because the other person could not understand me and started to moan about my schedule.

[ami1436]

Hmmm I'm not sure about that -- I've seen a lot of dancers together on stage who are AMAZING together... but as far as a I knew, definitely not a couple off stage. (Not that it is any of my business! Heee!)

[ripresa]

Agree with Ami. Definitely seen strong chemistry in couples that are "strictly ballroom"

[BowlderMan]

Found this link in the comments following Davit's blog posting: someone was able to get some video in the seconds after the proposal....

 

[Henrik]

for Jimpickles: Actually, that was my first thought as well: Well, it's not like you can really say no... It's very romantic, and I guess the groom kind of has to know she's in to do such a thing, but yeah, definately a risk-factor there

 

Although I do think it was adoreable the way it played out..

[mirabray]

I love this, I such a sucker for Romance. Could be why I love ballet.

[zebradancing13]

Aww! Those are great videos!!! That was played out very nicely!!