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Man Proposes At LEGOLAND(R) California
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Thu, 26 Feb 2009 09:59:25 GMT
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CARLSBAD, California.

Man Proposes At LEGOLAND(R) California

Feb. 24, 2009

A Fort Collins couple made a romantic memory complete with a diamond ring, a down-on-one-knee proposal and about 2 million tiny plastic bricks.

Troy Cobb and Lacey Williams were engaged Monday in Miniland Las Vegas at LEGOLAND as part of a surprise trip to California to celebrate Valentine’s Day and Williams’ birthday.

Cobb proposed to Williams with the help of a “Lacey Will You Marry Me?” sign hand-crafted by one of the park’s master model builders and displayed as a part of “The Strip” LEGO site.

“I wanted to do something special,” Cobb said. “And this idea just popped into my head one day.”

Unfortunately, Williams walked right past the sign, which was mounted on a mini replica of Paris’ Eiffel Tower and decorated with two four-inch bride and groom models of the couple, twice before Cobb got down on one knee.

There, true to the proposal theme, Cobb presented a pink sapphire and diamond ring - in a LEGO box.

“At first she was just stunned,” Cobb said. “But then she definitely said, ‘Yes’.”

It took a month of advanced planned and prep work to get the sign completed and mounted correctly, Cobb said. In fear that LEGOLAND would not finish the sign in time, Cobb even constructed and shipped his own hand-crafted LEGO sign to the park, but the professional sign was ultimately used.

The sign, which used red lettering on a white background, hung on “The Strip” of Miniland Las Vegas, an architectural landmark built with 2 million plastic bricks and 16,000 hours of creative artistry, according to a LEGOLAND news release.

Cobb and Lacey, who are both 28, have known each other since high school and share a love for LEGOS.

Cobb is the greenhouse supervisor at Fort Collins Nursery, and Williams is a student at CSU.

The newly engaged couple plan to top their wedding cake with miniature LEGO figures of themselves.

Coloradoan.com

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