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An Memorable Farm-field Prom Proposal

An Memorable Farm-field Prom Proposal

By Jean-Paul MacDonald, Farms.com  Image via www.twitter.com

Prom is a special moment that every teenager anticipates. It is the perfect opportunity to create unforgettable memories with friends and loved ones. One creative promposal that has gone viral is a farm-field prom proposal. 

The proposal involved FFA member Ryan Hazeltine, a young man who wanted to surprise his girlfriend with a unique prom invitation. He approached the owner of a nearby farm and with permission, created a "PROM?" message on the field with hay bales. He enlisted the help of his father, a harrow, and a John Deere tractor —and a drone to see the results.

Abby Anderson, Hazeltine’s girlfriend's reaction to the farm-field promposal was priceless and the photos of the event went viral on social media – she said yes.

Prom is a memorable experience that you can make even more special with a creative promposal. Kids who grow up in rural and farming communities use their background to make creative proposals meaningful.  It created  a moment Hazeltine  and Anderson  will never forget!


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