I was so glad Sara was able to capture such an important moment for Becca and I. She looked a bit confused at first but once people started cheering and I began the little speech I had prepared she realized what was going on. Right as she looked away I grabbed her by the hand and got down on one knee. Becca was confused why I had to take a break in the middle of the stands as I was fumbling through my camelback looking for the ring. I decided to go to the top where we originally had planned. I wasn’t sure which place to propose because it was a little overcast and I couldn’t remember which location she wanted. We started jogging around the stands but my heart was racing for other reasons. Becca was asking why we parked where we did and why I needed to run with a backpack on, to which I didn’t have the greatest responses. I think I drove about 40 mph on 470 on the way there because I did not want to mess up our time line. Almost all our family and friends knew that this wouldn’t be a normal red rocks workout but everyone did an amazing JOB of keeping it from Becca. We even had a back up location depending on sunlight.Ībout a week before it was the worst kept secret in the world. The planning helped calm my nerves a bit because we had mapped out to almost the minute where I needed to be. I had met Sara at Red Rocks leading up to the big day to go over location, what clothes I would be wearing so she could spot me, sunlight, and direction. We had been planning this day for about 2 months. If you’ve got a case of the Mondays, this super cute proposal from Sara Lynn Photographic is sure to cheer you up! This sweet groom planned a big surprise proposal and engagement party for his bride to be at Red Rocks Amphitheatre where they met 5 years ago.

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