The Latitude Festival has become a festival of love for one happy couple today after a marriage proposal took place in front of their favourite band.
Simon Townsend, 30, and Sara McCorquodale, 28, both from Ipswich, have known each other for seven years and rekindled their love last year at the festival at Henham Park, between Beccles and Southwold.
Mr Townsend decided to take the plunge and ask Miss McCorquodale to marry him describing her as 'the best girlfriend in the world'.
The NHS clinical technologist got down on one knee in front of a small crowd of people and the band Admiral Fallow, who performed their acoustic song Four Bulbs for the couple.
Mr Townsend said: 'I'm lucky to have her. She is perfect. I decided to propose to her here today because we love Latitude and we love festivals.'
Miss McCorquodale, a reporter for the East Anglian Daily Times, cried with happiness and was shocked.
'I'm just a bit emotional right now but I'm absolutely over the moon,' she added.
The band said they were 'delighted' for the couple and felt privileged to have been part of the moment.
Admiral Fallow, formerly known as Brother Louis Collective, is a Scottish musical group formed in 2007 by singer and song-writer Louis Abbott.
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