A rush of marriage proposals, in Paris, for the Valentine's Day 2010

Feb. 14, 2010 - PRLog -- A study led by ApoteoSurprise, the French company specialized in creating spectacular marriage proposals, has revealed that this 14th of February, the number of "Will you marry me?", in Paris, are multiplied by twenty with regard to another day.

According to the study results, this trend is explained by the fact that tourists coming in Paris, the 14th of February, want to give to the Valentine’s Day 2010 a symbolic consonance, on one hand by visiting the City of Love, on the other hand by doing a creative marriage proposal. For tourists coming from USA, Europe and Asia, « Paris is the perfect location for a marriage proposal », as Las Vegas is the perfect location for a wedding. The study also concluded that, the 14th of February, approximately 10% of the marriage proposals are made by women.



About ApoteoSurprise : Based near Disneyland Paris, the French company ApoteoSurprise proposes, on its website http://www.apoteosurprise.com/indexEN.htm, about 30 romantic experiences for lovers coming in Paris : an airplane displaying the marriage proposal on its wings while flying over the Chateau de Versailles, a spectacular projection of the message of love at the base of the Eiffel tower, or even a 1000 red roses rain during a luxury dinner cruise on the Seine. The company best-seller, for 2010, is a 490 euros limousine tour with a customized message appearing on a giant light board.

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Based near Disneyland Paris, the French company ApoteoSurprise proposes, on its website http://www.apoteosurprise.com/indexEN.htm, about 30 romantic experiences for lovers coming in Paris : an airplane displaying the marriage proposal on its wings while flying over the Chateau de Versailles, a spectacular projection of the message of love at the base of the Eiffel tower, or even a 1000 red roses rain during a luxury dinner cruise on the Seine. The company best-seller, for 2010, is a 490 euros limousine tour with a customized message appearing on a giant light board.