Edinburgh Oasis fans make desperate plea with crowd after Murrayfield proposal
A loved-up couple who got engaged during the Oasis gigs at Murrayfield have made a desperate plea with fellow crowd members.
Soph was proposed to by her partner during the show on August 9, at the second night of the Britpop band's visit to Edinburgh. While he was too nervous to ask anyone to take photos, they're now asking any fellow crowd members if they managed to take a snap.
The couple were close to the front, on the left hand side of the stage. Photos or not, they say it's a 'night to remember forever'.
Posting to TikTok, Soph said: "When your boyfriend proposes at Oasis during Champagne Supernova...
"But was too nervous to ask anyone to video/take photos (understandable). Hopefully with the power of TikTok we can find out if anyone managed to take any photos/videos of it happening.
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"Murrayfield night two, close to the front at the left hand side of the stage. Night to remember forever."
They weren't the only couple to enjoy a sweet moment during the Oasis gigs at Murrayfield. Another fan, Jodie, can be seen dancing to Acquiesce before her partner drops to one knee in a clip also posted on TikTok. As he taps her on the shoulder, she clocks on to what's happening.
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While the bucket hat is hiding her reaction, Jodie clearly says yes and pops the ring on. The whole time, she doesn't let her beer out her hand - and is committed to not dropping it.
Sharing the footage online, she said: "The best proposal ever."
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