Teacher and bride-to-be proposes to her entire class [Video]

• Alexandra Stamps popped a sweet wedding question to all of her fifth-grade class.
• She and her fiancé wanted their students to be their junior bridesmaids and groomsmen.
• The students happily and excitedly accepted the proposal.

“Will you be part of my wedding?”

These are the words of Alexandra Stamps to her fifth-grade class following her engagement to fiancé Mason McDowell.

The couple apparently agreed that they wanted all of Alexandra’s students to be part of their wedding as their junior bridesmaids and groomsmen.

“We spend over 40 hours a week with them, and we both really love our students so much. And so I thought it would be kind of fun to include them in the festivities instead of just having them in the audience,” Alexandra said.

She asked permission from the kids’ parents of course, and was very grateful that they agreed.

The sweet proposal was taken via Tiktok, which has now gone viral, with three million likes and 20,000 comments, and still counting.

In the video, Alexandra films herself that she is about to ask her students aged 10 to 11 years old to be part of her wedding.

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She went on to ask each of her students — called them by name — to be her bridesmaids and groomsmen.

“Khloe, Mary, Reagan, Angelina, Esmeralda, Lucy, Lily, Bella, Harley — will you guys be my junior bridesmaids in my wedding?” she asked.

“Yes! Yes! Yes!” the girls shrieked in utter excitement.

Alexandra then turned to the boys next: “Bryland, Max, Eric, Emilio, Kayden, Will, Conner, Jessie, Jose and Sebastian — will you guys be my junior groomsmen?”

It was at this point when all of her students, including herself, were cheering and crying tears of joy.

“I just want to give them this special part of my life. I want them to be part of it because I’m so proud of the hard work that they’ve done this year, and the fact that they’ve not only survived the pandemic — but thrived in it — and watching them grow as people this school year, they deserve to be up there with me,” Alexandra shared.

Source: The Wichita Eagle