Man Spends 3 Years Proposing To His Girlfriend Via Love Letters, She Never Notices It Until One Day
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Timothy and Candice recently got married after 3 years of dating, and the way Timothy slowly proposed over the course of those 3 years made his new wife “burst into tears” when the big moment came.
When the couple first got together back in 2013, Timothy began writing Candice love letters that each contained part of a secret message. Once he hit 14 notes, the two sat down and read each one, and eventually the message was revealed through the first capital letter of each note.
“I am very difficult to surprise so this totally caught me off guard,” Candice told Daily Mail Australia. “Tim is always like this. He’s genuinely a thoughtful and romantic kind of guy.” Timothy also wrote a song for her 2 months into their relationship, and serenaded her with it on their wedding day. Let’s hope this couple is in for a lifetime of surprising each other in the sweetest ways.
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This man wrote his girlfriend 14 letters while they dated, and she had no idea they contained a secret message
After revealing the message to her, Timothy and Candice, below, became engaged
“I am very difficult to surprise so this totally caught me off guard,” Candice told Daily Mail Australia
“Tim is always like this. He’s genuinely a thoughtful and romantic kind of guy”
The couple, who got together in 2013, were recently married in Sydney
On their wedding day, Tim serenaded Candice with a song he wrote 2 months into their relationship
Though they had been friends since 2009, they took their time progressing to lovers
“The fact that we knew each other so well made the relationship feel so secure,” Candice said
“… Having our hearts poured out in the form of paper meant we had tangible memories to look back on”
Let’s hope this happy couple is in for a lifetime of surprising each other in the sweetest ways
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I think it is beautiful. I love it. And I am glad they shared it with us. I don´t understand why is someone judging that they told their story to the newspapers. Why not? It was unique idea and it migth encourage more couples to be more romantic. Such a sweet and long-term romance is really rare these days. So I´m glad they are giving their story as an example of really sweet and pure romance. I think if the husband stays that creative we can look forward for their anniversary :-) I mean I see nothing wrong on making this story public. I think we can be glad they shared it with us. It made me smile, it made me hug and kiss my love, it simply made my day :-) Thank you newlyweds and good luck to both of you! Stay romantic! :-)
It is a beautiful and very clever way to propose. However, my question is why did it take 3 years to write a handful of letters?
Because getting a love letter a day is suspicious and she would have known something was up?
It ensures that there's enough notes, to make sure she's the one!
Lucky for him she didn't notice it after the 'Will you... ' :-)
I ship it
well good news buddy your ship's canon
and I can't even get a text back
That was so cute. I mean imagine 3 years the boy was waiting. But, I'm glad they finally got together!
Would it also get posted and publiced if in the end she would have said no?
Id be like wow she is stupid but I love her anyway
They look like a perfect couple. One day, I'll have a relationship like that but for now, I'm the idiot at school that sits by herself at break and doesn't talk to anyone.
Romance level = Legendary
I guess you could say he spelt it out for her ;)
Romance & Chivalry never goes out of fashion.
I married my best friend. We met via a social app, typed to each other every day, then the phone calls, then meeting up for coffee, then for dinner, then every other weekend, then we fell in love, we didn't rush the engagement and have been married 10 years in October. Our foundation is rock solid, nothing is going to break us. And we have the benefit of friends with benefits.
I love this and my dad's name is Tim lol
F*cking tooo long
Glad she is the type to save his letters. But I'm guessing he knew that. lol
Is good to know that there are men like that, there are good men, I wish I knew one of them, but sincerely I don't think I would like him, anyway I thank God that there are mn like that
That's patience.
It is a beautiful and very clever way to propose. My question is why did it have to take 3 years to write a handful of letters?
What a beautiful couple! Very sweet story.
Beautiful
That.... Was genius!
beautiful story .. bless this couple
Does anyone see a slight hint of creepiness in this? Consider this - he started proposing to her almost as soon as they met. That strikes me as pretty odd. It's romantic and whatnot, but... off balance.
Actually, he didn't start proposing almost as soon as they met. They've been friends since 2009 according to the post. He only proposing when they started dating 2013. Maybe he was already in love with her before they even started going out? He might have felt that she's THE ONE even before that dating so when he got her, he decided to cement it as quickly as possible LOL
*started proposing
Thus proving that I really DO need that extra cup of coffee. ;-)
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Eh. I mean: Good for them, that's very romantic (almost nobody writes letters anymore) and a sweet thoughtful idea. I wish them a happy and long marriage. BUT: Did they HAD to make this public? Why did they tell the Daily Mail? Now that it's all over the world wide web... it's less special.
OMG someone shared their happiness with the rest of the world, call the police! They can't do whatever they want with their lives, it made one commentator feel uncomfortable and less special in THEIR lives!
Why the sarcasm? This didn't make me feel uncomfortable, I'm just annoyed that people feel the need to share every second of their lifes with strangers. "We did something. Quick, must tell the internet." Nothing's private anymore.
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I think it is beautiful. I love it. And I am glad they shared it with us. I don´t understand why is someone judging that they told their story to the newspapers. Why not? It was unique idea and it migth encourage more couples to be more romantic. Such a sweet and long-term romance is really rare these days. So I´m glad they are giving their story as an example of really sweet and pure romance. I think if the husband stays that creative we can look forward for their anniversary :-) I mean I see nothing wrong on making this story public. I think we can be glad they shared it with us. It made me smile, it made me hug and kiss my love, it simply made my day :-) Thank you newlyweds and good luck to both of you! Stay romantic! :-)
It is a beautiful and very clever way to propose. However, my question is why did it take 3 years to write a handful of letters?
Because getting a love letter a day is suspicious and she would have known something was up?
It ensures that there's enough notes, to make sure she's the one!
Lucky for him she didn't notice it after the 'Will you... ' :-)
I ship it
well good news buddy your ship's canon
and I can't even get a text back
That was so cute. I mean imagine 3 years the boy was waiting. But, I'm glad they finally got together!
Would it also get posted and publiced if in the end she would have said no?
Id be like wow she is stupid but I love her anyway
They look like a perfect couple. One day, I'll have a relationship like that but for now, I'm the idiot at school that sits by herself at break and doesn't talk to anyone.
Romance level = Legendary
I guess you could say he spelt it out for her ;)
Romance & Chivalry never goes out of fashion.
I married my best friend. We met via a social app, typed to each other every day, then the phone calls, then meeting up for coffee, then for dinner, then every other weekend, then we fell in love, we didn't rush the engagement and have been married 10 years in October. Our foundation is rock solid, nothing is going to break us. And we have the benefit of friends with benefits.
I love this and my dad's name is Tim lol
F*cking tooo long
Glad she is the type to save his letters. But I'm guessing he knew that. lol
Is good to know that there are men like that, there are good men, I wish I knew one of them, but sincerely I don't think I would like him, anyway I thank God that there are mn like that
That's patience.
It is a beautiful and very clever way to propose. My question is why did it have to take 3 years to write a handful of letters?
What a beautiful couple! Very sweet story.
Beautiful
That.... Was genius!
beautiful story .. bless this couple
Does anyone see a slight hint of creepiness in this? Consider this - he started proposing to her almost as soon as they met. That strikes me as pretty odd. It's romantic and whatnot, but... off balance.
Actually, he didn't start proposing almost as soon as they met. They've been friends since 2009 according to the post. He only proposing when they started dating 2013. Maybe he was already in love with her before they even started going out? He might have felt that she's THE ONE even before that dating so when he got her, he decided to cement it as quickly as possible LOL
*started proposing
Thus proving that I really DO need that extra cup of coffee. ;-)
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Eh. I mean: Good for them, that's very romantic (almost nobody writes letters anymore) and a sweet thoughtful idea. I wish them a happy and long marriage. BUT: Did they HAD to make this public? Why did they tell the Daily Mail? Now that it's all over the world wide web... it's less special.
OMG someone shared their happiness with the rest of the world, call the police! They can't do whatever they want with their lives, it made one commentator feel uncomfortable and less special in THEIR lives!
Why the sarcasm? This didn't make me feel uncomfortable, I'm just annoyed that people feel the need to share every second of their lifes with strangers. "We did something. Quick, must tell the internet." Nothing's private anymore.
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