Following yesterday's potential worst proposal ever, we were pleased to find a proposal that was both romantic and charmingly literate.

Stephen Laferriere and his girlfriend, Katie Meehan, of Queens, were strolling around Central Park, where he'd hoodwinked her into believing they'd be celebrating her 25th birthday with lunch. As they were crossing a plaza near Bethesda fountain, Katie noticed a line. Suddenly, the group -- who turned out to be over fifty of her friends -- turned and held up letters that spelled out "WILL YOU MARRY ME KATIE?"

After reading it "over and over" in apparent disbelief, Katie turned to Stephen and found him on one knee. Then a saxophone player popped up and started serenading them. Seriously.

The proposal took months to plan, with friends traveling from as far as Massachusetts to make it happen.

Katie, congratulations on finding such a romantic dude. We're just going to stare begrudgingly at our boyfriend as he scratches himself and watches UFC.

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