Surprise Proposal – Winter Park Photographer

When Seth contact me, I was really excited to hear the details of his surprise proposal plans. He did an amazing job of planning this special moment. He even drove out to Park Ave. hours before he proposed so that he could check out the area.

Although the days had been sunny, it rained off and on the entire day of the proposal. The traffic and parking was a little crazy. It took me a while to find a parking space that was not a tow away zone. I prayed that I had not missed any tow away signs and ran in the drizzling rain to the Central Park area. When I arrived, Seth’s friend, Dane, was there trying to clear the area. See, I told you that Seth was detailed. 🙂

Because I had never met Jessica, Seth thought it would be funny if they both walked right past me after interacting with me. When I saw them approaching, I played the part of a clueless “nature” photographer. I pretended that I was so into photographing some random leaves and flowers that I supposedly did not notice them. I was blocking the pathway so Seth politely said, “Excuse us” and I mumbled a, “Oh, sorry!”.  Then I started photographing THE moment!

 

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After the proposal, I took some more photos of the newly engaged couple. I love that Jessica ran out into the rain. 🙂

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