Man Proposes to Girlfriend at Grandma's Funeral

Funerals are hard for people.

A man proposed to his girlfriend at his grandma's funeral. The grandma did not like their relationship because of their different races.

The man wanted to show his love and make a point about his grandma's views. He got down on one knee at the funeral home.

He said, 'Grandma said we would get married over her dead body.'

The grandma was openly racist and did not want them to marry. She even said she would cut him out of her will.

Over time, the grandma started to accept the girlfriend, but still did not agree with their marriage.

Many people online liked the proposal.

One person said it was funny, another said it was beautiful. Someone else said it was perfect.

Proposing at a funeral is not common, but it has happened before.

A 25-year-old man proposed at his girlfriend's mom's funeral because he realized life is short.

The girlfriend's mom did not like him because of their age difference.

He proposed to his girlfriend at her mom's funeral, even though her mom did not approve of him.

He had been planning to propose for a long time, but could not find the right moment.

He knew the girlfriend's mom would never approve of their marriage because of their age gap.

The girlfriend's mom was very sick and spent her last days with her family.

He proposed to his girlfriend while standing by her mom's casket.

He took his girlfriend aside and gave a speech, then got down on one knee and asked her to marry him.

His girlfriend was upset and said no because she thought it was a bad time.

He did not understand why she was upset and thought it was a good moment to propose.

He thought it was a good time because they were finally free from her mom's judgment.

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