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Little did Hazel know what was to come. Katie continues: "Ciarán contacted me about a month ago with his plan. I was sure lockdown would be well relaxed by then and told him if I was around I'd definitely do it. So the week before we sorted it out. He dropped a bottle of bubbles in for me to keep in the fridge so Hazel wouldn't be suspicious and we planned it out. We started out with normal Doortrait images, then Hazel wanted to change into her party shoes and have a balloon for a couple of the photos so when she nipped in to change I gave Ciaran a bit of a pep talk."
Struggling to cope with the story so far? Same. Please, please let it have a happy ending. Katie goes on: "A minute or so later he was down on one knee trying to pop the question, with the Claddagh ring he'd ordered especially but Hazel was saying 'Oh my God' so much he couldn't get the words out. She said 'yes' before he even asked. It's okay though, later on that day she made him get down on one knee again and say what he had planned to say."
Hooray! What a wonderful tale. Katie adds on her Instagram that 'from what I hear, they've been celebrating ever since.' We don't doubt it. We're sure you'll join us in offering a huge congratulations to Ciarán and Hazel and a pat on the back to Katie for capturing the gorgeous moment so well. You can have a swipe through the pictures below to see how it all transpired...
https://www.instagram.com/p/CAn4UnjHaIR/
Just the kind of good news story we need right now. If you want to check out more Doortraits, or get one taken yourself, be sure to follow Katie on Instagram (@katiekavphoto) and Twitter (@kateikavanagh). You can also view her extensive range of wedding photography here. A GoFundMe page can be found here and your Doortrait photos can be emailed to Purple House at info@purplehouse.ie. You can also donate €4 by texting PURPLE to 50300.