In France, they have utilised that writing in the front of a bus to propose marriage... very pedestrian? pic.twitter.com/QgLh60NJN7 /@Le_Figaro
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In France, they have utilised that writing in the front of a bus to propose marriage... very pedestrian?
A lass named Lydia (Lydie Le Bras) has been asked to marry a young lad (Alexandre Martineau, 35), in an image now immortalised by French media. She said a soft 'Yes', after he, her sweetheart appeared on the bus where she has her morning commute, and asked the question in front of her fellow passengers. Before boarding she had seen the destination electronic writing which rather than saying where the bus was going, was asking for her hand. The destination writing alteration was only the ask before the ask, as he asked for her hand in person, and all went as planned for Alex. Pedestrian or deeply romantic?
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