It's been a crazy year. And when it comes to wedding proposals, they have been crazier.

On December 23, Eric Vanderlee's boyfriend, Robby Vargas-Cortes, decided for one such crazy proposal.

Vanderlee is a registered nurse in Canton, and has been helping administer COVID-19 vaccines to fellow healthcare workers. Robby is an EMS supervisor.

He came to the Sanford Canton-Inwood Medical Center and brought a surprise literally hidden up his sleeve.

As Vanderlee rolled up Vargas-Cortes' shirt sleeve to administer the shot, there it was -- A RING, taped to his boyfriend's arm.

The moment, captured on video, went viral in no time.

"So it's been kind of a crazy year, and it's been a fun ride to have you in my life, so I just want to know ... " he says as the ring is revealed.

In the video, Vanderlee looks around in shock and surprise as the other people in the room realise what is happening in front of them.

People then break out into cheers and applause.

Vanderlee said yes to the proposal. (who would say no? **star eyes**)

Vargas-Cortes was a winner throughout -- he left with both a fiancé and a dose of a Covid vaccine.

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It's been a crazy year. And when it comes to wedding proposals, they have been crazier. On December 23, Eric Vanderlee's boyfriend, Robby Vargas-Cortes, decided for one such crazy proposal.

It's been a crazy year. And when it comes to wedding proposals, they have been crazier. On December 23, Eric Vanderlee's boyfriend, Robby Vargas-Cortes, decided for one such crazy proposal. Vanderlee is a registered nurse in Canton, and has been helping administer COVID-19 vaccines to fellow healthcare workers. Robby is an EMS supervisor. He came to the Sanford Canton-Inwood Medical Center and brought a surprise literally hidden up his sleeve. As Vanderlee rolled up Vargas-Cortes' shirt sleeve to administer the shot, there it was -- A RING, taped to his boyfriend's arm. The moment, captured on video, went viral in no time. "So it's been kind of a crazy year, and it's been a fun ride to have you in my life, so I just want to know ... " he says as the ring is revealed. In the video, Vanderlee looks around in shock and surprise as the other people in the room realise what is happening in front of them. People then break out into cheers and applause. Vanderlee said yes to the proposal. (who would say no? **star eyes**) Vargas-Cortes was a winner throughout -- he left with both a fiancé and a dose of a Covid vaccine. ×

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It was a picture-perfect moment for a wedding proposal — the sun was setting, the breeze was cold and the cliff was set for a proposal. However, things took an unexpected turn when the woman fell off the cliff.

A man got down on a knee to propose to his girlfriend on a cliff in a&nbsp;picturesque location. The cliff was at 650 ft height and the sun was setting. To his relief, his girlfriend said yea, but as soon as she said yes, his fiance took a step back and found herself falling from the cliff.

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Fortunately, their happy day did not turn into a tragedy as the 32-year-old 'just engaged' woman landed on a bed of snow and survived the fall.

The unnamed couple had been dating for a while and the 27-year-old man had decided to take his girlfriend atop the famous&nbsp;Falkart mountain in Carinthia, Austria to pop the question at the picture-perfect moment of sunset.&nbsp;

However, as soon as his girlfriend said 'yes', she slipped due to the rocky terrain and fell down the cliff. The fiance jumped forward to save the love of his life but was left hanging&nbsp;50-feet while his girlfriend fell deeper.

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"The two were extremely lucky. He flew 15 meters through the air. The woman fell 200 meters over rocky terrain. Had it not been for snow, it would have turned out very differently," an officer reported.

Emergency services were soon spotted on the proposal site. The boyfriend, hanging for his life, was rescued by a helicopter crew and was immediately taken to a hospital. The doctors revealed he had only suffered a&nbsp;fractured vertebra.

The woman, too, has been admitted to a hospital and does not have any life-threatening injuries.

It was a picture-perfect moment for a wedding proposal — the sun was setting, the breeze was cold and the cliff was set for a proposal. However, things took an unexpected turn when the woman fell off the cliff.

It was a picture-perfect moment for a wedding proposal — the sun was setting, the breeze was cold and the cliff was set for a proposal. However, things took an unexpected turn when the woman fell off the cliff. A man got down on a knee to propose to his girlfriend on a cliff in a picturesque location. The cliff was at 650 ft height and the sun was setting. To his relief, his girlfriend said yea, but as soon as she said yes, his fiance took a step back and found herself falling from the cliff. Have a look| Times Square famous new year countdown goes socially distanced with a touch of glamour Fortunately, their happy day did not turn into a tragedy as the 32-year-old 'just engaged' woman landed on a bed of snow and survived the fall. The unnamed couple had been dating for a while and the 27-year-old man had decided to take his girlfriend atop the famous Falkart mountain in Carinthia, Austria to pop the question at the picture-perfect moment of sunset. However, as soon as his girlfriend said 'yes', she slipped due to the rocky terrain and fell down the cliff. The fiance jumped forward to save the love of his life but was left hanging 50-feet while his girlfriend fell deeper. Have a look| With fireworks, India, other nations welcome 2021 as celebrations turn low-key "The two were extremely lucky. He flew 15 meters through the air. The woman fell 200 meters over rocky terrain. Had it not been for snow, it would have turned out very differently," an officer reported. Emergency services were soon spotted on the proposal site. The boyfriend, hanging for his life, was rescued by a helicopter crew and was immediately taken to a hospital. The doctors revealed he had only suffered a fractured vertebra. The woman, too, has been admitted to a hospital and does not have any life-threatening injuries.

Hanging by a ring: Woman falls down 650 ft high cliff after boyfriend proposes

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Monday she was surprised when her long-time partner proposed to her over the Easter holidays and has no idea when the wedding will be. Ardern was addressing her first weekly media briefing after news of her engagement with fishing-show host Clarke Gayford became public last week. She added the couple had not made formal wedding plans.

'I was surprised by the question' - NZ PM Ardern talks about wedding proposal

New York City police on Sunday located a tourist couple whose unlucky marriage proposal went viral after their engagement ring fell down a Times Square subway grate.

A video of the incident shared on Twitter by the New York City Police Department on Saturday collected more than 20,000 retweets, made headlines and managed to reach the newly engaged pair who had returned to the United Kingdom.

"The (now) happy couple is back in their home country, but thanks to your retweets they heard we were looking for them!" the NYPD wrote on Twitter on Sunday. "We're making arrangements to get them their ring back. Congratulations!"

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The video captured by security cameras showed the distressed couple trying, unsuccessfully, to retrieve the ring.

NYPD officers managed to recover and clean the piece of jewelry, but could not find the couple so made the appeal on social media.

"Thank you, Twitter. Case closed! Love, John, Daniella, and the NYPD," the department tweeted on Sunday, along with a photo of the smiling couple.

More than 350,000 people visit Times Square in midtown Manhattan, known as "The Crossroads of the World," every day.

New York City police on Sunday located a tourist couple whose unlucky marriage proposal went viral after their engagement ring fell down a Times Square subway grate.

New York City police on Sunday located a tourist couple whose unlucky marriage proposal went viral after their engagement ring fell down a Times Square subway grate. A video of the incident shared on Twitter by the New York City Police Department on Saturday collected more than 20,000 retweets, made headlines and managed to reach the newly engaged pair who had returned to the United Kingdom. "The (now) happy couple is back in their home country, but thanks to your retweets they heard we were looking for them!" the NYPD wrote on Twitter on Sunday. "We're making arrangements to get them their ring back. Congratulations!" We would like to thank everyone who shared this story! The (now) happy couple is back in their home country, but thanks to your retweets they heard we were looking for them! We’re making arrangements to get them their ring back. Congratulations! https://t.co/rXHxxkwClm — NYPD NEWS (@NYPDnews) December 2, 2018 × The video captured by security cameras showed the distressed couple trying, unsuccessfully, to retrieve the ring. NYPD officers managed to recover and clean the piece of jewelry, but could not find the couple so made the appeal on social media. "Thank you, Twitter. Case closed! Love, John, Daniella, and the NYPD," the department tweeted on Sunday, along with a photo of the smiling couple. More than 350,000 people visit Times Square in midtown Manhattan, known as "The Crossroads of the World," every day.

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