Titus emerged champion thanks to his carefully choreographed dance to South Korean boyband BTS’s hit song Dynamite.

It wasn’t just any simple dance video either. Titus made the effort to shoot it at numerous locations across Singapore and even involved other dancers.

He also weaved together video messages from friends and family, and presented Esther with a bouquet of nuggets.

“Going forward, what I’d like to tell you is that let’s just take a leap of faith,” he said in a heartfelt speech as an emotional Esther accepted his proposal.

Apart from Titus, there were other impressive contenders that caught our attention.

One man proposed to his partner, Instagram user Mabeleemay, with a dance. But instead of performing for her, he tricked her into dancing for her own proposal by telling her that they were preparing for a virtual performance for the National Arts Council Dinner and Dance.

“Two months of blood sweat and tears that eventuated to this, I guess I worked pretty hard for my own proposal too,” she wrote in her Instagram post.

He went with a “Korean feel proposal” for his K-drama-obsessed girlfriend, Isabel Ng.

The entire set-up involved his friends and family. Even his dog had an important role in the proposal — the ring bearer.

He also went the extra mile by booking the large screen outside Wisma Atria to play his confession video.

He surprised his partner with an impromptu trip to Germany during the pandemic

To hide the ring box during the trip, he even had to wrap it in layers of socks so that his partner wouldn’t find it. Smart.

Text: Melissa Teo/AsiaOne

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