A great night for a proposal.





Michelle and Erik's engagement:


I'm so grateful I was able to take part in an evening to remember. It all started with a walk through the graveyard..lol..No, I'm not kidding. Erik has noble ancestors and we decided to go check out their cool graves :) Then we walked by the water and headed to dinner.




The restaurant was called Ulla Win Bladh

It was some of the best food I've ever had:
veal and caviar 

Biff Rydberg med rå äggula aka beef, potatoes, egg, and pure awesomeness.
Argo and Anu agreed the food was amazing ;)

My company for the night :)
 Then right before desert, Erik had champagne delivered to the table; Michelle's glass had a ring in the bottom of it... 
the moment we all were waiting for
She said yes! 
It was a great night and a great time of celebration. We ended the evening with a prayer overlooking the water accompanied by some ducks. 

 I wish I had gotten more pictures, but the even best pictures would have not been able to capture all the happiness of the night :) Here's to the soon-to-be Af Klints!!!

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  1. UnknownMay 27, 2015 at 4:31 PM

    Thank you so much for blogging this. It ja amazing to watch as God writes our love stories.

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