3 Mormons: Kwaku’s Epic Mormon Proposal

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The 3 Mormons first talk about why Mormons get married at such a young age. Mormons typically get married between the ages of 18-24.

Kwaku then talks about how he already has planned how he’s going to propose to his girlfriend. Ian and Caish think that Kwaku’s idea is cliche. He wants to propose in front of the Provo City Center Temple, a new LDS temple in Utah.

Kwaku then says that he’ll start singing “I Can’t Help Falling in Love with You” by Elvis Presley. Ian plays the guitar and sings the song to demonstrate. Kwaku then says he wants a drone to capture the whole engagement as well as having a choir of children.

Caish then describes her engagement. Her then boyfriend planned a perfect proposal but when Caish didn’t receive the message, it threw his plans for a loop.

Kwaku talks about his wedding. He wants to have a ring ceremony as well as a sealing in the temple so that his family who can’t enter the Mormon temple will be able to see his wedding. But then things get crazy when Kwaku says that he is planning on being late to his sealing in the temple and to his honeymoon.

Caish then talks about her Mormon mission in Belize where a very simple proposal happened. Ian doesn’t think it’s a bad idea to have a simple wedding whereas Kwaku wants a very elaborate wedding.

What was your proposal like? Do you agree with Kwaku, Ian, or Caish? Let us know in the comments below!

For more information about Mormon sealings and weddings, check out this official church page: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/topics/sealing?la…

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Gale Boyd is the managing editor for ThirdHour.org. She is a Jewish convert to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and has lived all over the world. She has raised 6 Third Culture Kids and is always homesick for somewhere.