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Posted: 2016-01-15T16:36:11Z | Updated: 2016-01-15T17:34:47Z Man Proposes To Girlfriend 148 Times Before She Even Notices | HuffPost Life

Man Proposes To Girlfriend 148 Times Before She Even Notices

"I had no clue," girlfriend Claire Bramley said.
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A hopeless romantic in Grimsby, England, asked his girlfriend to marry him 148 times over the course of six months, but she didn't even notice.

Ray Smith discreetly placed a card reading "Will you marry me? " in 148 photographs he took of and with his partner, Claire Bramley, from July to December last year. But she remained blissfully unaware .

Smith ended up playing Bramley a montage of all the images, which included family and friends also popping the question on his behalf, on Christmas Day. 

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Claire Bramley, left, had no idea that Ray Smith, right, was popping the question in the pictures they took together.

The clip ended with Smith directly asking Bramley for her hand in marriage more than six months after his first "proposal." She said yes. 

The couple are now planning their wedding for 2017 , and Smith's video is going viral, according to the Grimsby Telegraph.

"I had no clue, I was totally oblivious to it all ," Bramley, 33, who is eight months pregnant with the couple's first child, told Metro. "He told me he was taking the pictures to create memories for the baby, so I just let him get on with it."

Smith, 38, said it was "hard work not getting caught."

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Bramley didn't notice her boyfriend was asking her to marry him because he took different versions of each photo, sometimes without the message.

According to a YouTube post, Smith took numerous photographs of each situation , sometimes without the card in the shot. That way, he could show Bramley those photos if she asked to see them.

Dean Smith, no relation, pulled a similar stunt  before popping the question to his girlfriend, Jennifer Kessel, in Aruba last January.

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