Looe RNLI crew help friend with marriage proposal
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All aboard: Aaron Rix and Katie Fisher are getting married after getting a helping hand from his crew mates
An RNLI crew pushed the boat out to give a friend a helping hand in a marriage proposal.
On Wednesday, Aaron Rix and his girlfriend Katie Fisher were celebrating his 30th birthday at a restaurant in Looe, Cornwall.
The resort's RNLI crew in their inshore lifeboat drifted past the window with a proposal banner.
Mr Rix said "thankfully" the 25-year-old trainee nurse said yes.
It is full steam ahead for the couple's wedding thanks to the crew's boat banner
Mr Rix, an RNLI volunteer, told BBC Radio Cornwall: "Katie looked out of the window of the restaurant and there were my friends from the lifeboat.
"They were holding a banner saying Katie will you marry me?
"When she looked round I was down on one knee asking her to marry me."
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