Farmer Crafts Aerial Proposal Over Canola Fields

Quick Smiles:An Australian farmer proposed by spelling out “Will you marry me?” in a canola crop.The proposal took months of planning and careful GPS-guided seeding.Family and friends gathered for a surprise celebration after the aerial proposal.In New South Wales, Australia, Will Henderson surprised his childhood sweetheart, Steph Carter, with a proposal that’s truly sky-high. He carefully planned the big moment by spelling out his message in 12-meter-long letters across a blooming canola crop—visible from the air on a plane ride in September.“It was really special,” Carter told ABC News AU. “I thought that he would propose soon, but I wasn’t expecting him to do it the way that he did.”Months of hard work and even a few white lies helped Henderson keep the secret as he mapped and sowed the proposal message using specialized GPS files and hand-reseeding where needed.He shared, “You can see the ‘E’ and the start of a couple of letters struggled a bit … so I had to re-sow that by hand weeks later.”After the memorable proposal, friends and family gathered for a warm homecoming in Blighty District, with many traveling long distances for the special occasion. Carter shared their wedding plans aim for 2027 in her parents’ garden.This farmer’s heartfelt creativity brought together young love, family, and a splash of country magic for a story truly above and beyond.Source