So my younger cousin(male) has decided to pop the question to his fiancee at her(his fiance's) own elder sister's wedding reception. U get the relationship?
He doesnt want anyone to get an idea of his plans,not even the fiancee's sister in whose marriage reception this would "supposedly" happen.


Personally i feel it is a good idea,but at what point of the ceremony and how he would get it done without seemingly "stealing the show" is where i would need your ever creative ideas/inputs.
Donate yours generously.

He should plan with the MC before then, those MC's knows how to play this kind of game!

modelmike7:
He should plan with the MC before then, those MC's knows how to play this kind of game!

Seconded

modelmike7:
He should plan with the MC before then, those MC's knows how to play this kind of game!

Hmmmm dats possible. Thanks.

warrikid:
So my younger cousin(male) has decided to pop the question to his fiancee at her(his fiance's) own elder sister's wedding reception. U get the relationship?
He doesnt want anyone to get an idea of his plans,not even the fiancee's sister in whose marriage reception this would "supposedly" happen.


Personally i feel it is a good idea,but at what point of the ceremony and how he would get it done without seemingly "stealing the show" is where i would need your ever creative ideas/inputs.
Donate yours generously.

I wouldn't. I think it's a terrible idea - let the fiancé sister have her day uninterrupted. Don't encroach or rob her of her big moment - just like we wouldn't want anyone to rob her sister.

I wouldn't even advise it if the fiancé' sister agreed to it. Make your own moments - at best do it when the bride and groom have left the event. In fact, just don't.


TV

TV01:

I wouldn't. I think it's a terrible idea - let the fiancé sister have her day uninterrupted. Don't encroach or rob her of her big moment - just like we wouldn't want anyone to rob her sister.
I wouldn't even advise it if the fiancé' sister agreed to it. Make your own moments - at best do it when the bride and groom have left the event. In fact, just don't.
TV

I was about to type the same thing.

Just don't like TV said no matter how you try to its another couple sharing in the attention of the day meant for another.


Propose to her somewhere else abeg. He can even do his own party if he wants( that's the rage now abi gosh i feel old)

OP, so, yuh cousin wantz 2
steal someone else's shine
on deir own wedding day

may thunder strike him az
he getz down on one knee!

Pop the question to his "Fiancée"?... I was thinking one is only referred to as fiancé/fiancée after they've agreed to get married?..

Meaning the lady is still his girlfriend..

Anyways back to your request for ideas on how to go about it, like TV01 stated, very bad idea.. It's their day, no one is allowed to steal any moment of it.

Wow, i respect y'all opinions. I had the feeling dat it would seem like encroaching into her sis' "moment", i jusr didnt think it wud be such a bad idea and my guess is he doesnt feel so too. Buh the thing is i believe he has the consent of the GF's elder sis tho. Might want to really discuss that with him and show him these amazing (in my opinion) comments. Thanks y'all

One of my life's rules is "no matter how I love and cherish you, pls dont propose on my wedding day. Find another day to do that."

DollyParton1:
One of my life's rules is "no matter how I love and cherish you, pls dont propose on my wedding day. Find another day to do that."

hehehehe nice rule, thanks nyways. I could allow dat on my big day without feeling like my moment was stolen though. I'm liberal like dat. Lol

I will personally walk out anyone that tries to propose on my wedding day.... It's my day, stop trying to be noticed