A Unique Wedding Proposal

I saw this story by Mike Smith on Yahoo a couple of days ago and thought it was so sweet that I had to share it with all of our customers.  Here's this future groom's special proposal:

You're probably accustomed to seeing big-screen proposals at ball games, in crowded restaurants, and scrawled across the sky by aircraft. But popping the question by hiding a message in your intended's favorite computer game is rather more unusual.

However, for computer programmer Bernie Peng, it obviously seemed like the perfect idea. He spent a month reprogramming his girlfriend Tammy Liu's favorite video game, gem-matching hit Bejeweled, so that it would display the all-important message when she reached a certain score. As Peng told Newark's Star-Ledger: "I thought it was pretty cool, in a nerdy way."

Did she agree? Fortunately for Peng, she did, and the pair plan a September wedding. Popcap, the company responsible for Bejeweled (and consequently untold hours of lost productivity in offices around the world) is flying the couple out for a Seattle honeymoon, and supplying copies of Bejeweled to hand out as wedding favors. A word of advice to any guests, though: don't sit next to two other people wearing the same color, or all three of you will vanish.

You can try the game for yourself right here -- but don't count on it hiding any marriage proposals.


We are busy adding lots of new elegant wedding favors, party favors, cake toppers, and personalized gifts for every occasion to our website right now, but we plan on sharing some great wedding planning tips and vendor resources with our brides in the coming days. In the mean time don't forget to check out all of our new products on the Cherished Gifts & Favors website!

 

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