Let Your Boo Propose To You… With Pizza Hut?

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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Let Your Boo Propose To You… With Pizza Hut?

What? You wouldn't want your boo to propose to you over a box of... um.. "pizza?" ...

by Erika Nicole Kendall

Picture it.

A phone call, a familiar voice. “Get dressed in the sexiest dress you’ve got. Be ready by 6:30.”

You’re ready at 6:28. A limousine appears outside your front door, accompanied by another ring on your phone:

“Get in.”

You’re taken to a familiar location, but you notice unfamiliar cameras. You think to yourself, “What in the world…” but then, you notice the flowers. You love flowers.

Before you know it, “Boo” appears. Dressed in an outfit Boo knows you love, Boo walks closer and you start to swoon. Almost instantly, you’re whisked outside to the front lawn and see…fireworks! Fireworks!

After the grand finale, your neck aches from looking up for so long and, as you go to rub it, you see Boo. On one knee. You jump up and down repeatedly, and you don’t even let Boo get the words out. You excitedly shout “Yes! YES!!”

As you go into the house together, wiping tears from your face, you go to celebrate with… Pizza Hut?

“Would you like a proposal with your order?” Starting today, consumers visiting PizzaHut.com can answer “yes” to that question and purchase the $10 Dinner Box Proposal Package, an epic collection of proposal goodies inspired by the new $10 Dinner Box on the Pizza Hut menu. Pizza Hut is offering only 10 of the exclusive packages just in time for Valentine’s Day at a cost of $10,010 each. The $10 Dinner Box Proposal Package includes a ruby engagement ring, limo service, flowers, fireworks show, photographer, videographer and of course, most importantly, the mouth-watering new $10 Dinner Box.

Fitting all of these amazing items into one package echoes the feat pulled off inside the new Pizza Hut $10 Dinner Box, which includes a medium one-topping rectangular pan pizza, five breadsticks with marinara sauce and 10 cinnamon sticks with a sweet icing cup in one box for only $10.

“If we’re able to fit pizza, breadsticks and dessert into one box for only $10, why stop there?” asked Kurt Kane, Pizza Hut CMO. “Our customers want the best of everything, from their food to memorable life experiences. So we decided to make one of those experiences – the marriage proposal – second-to-none and offer it at PizzaHut.com right alongside the new $10 Dinner Box.”

With only 10 packages being offered at PizzaHut.com, those looking to pop the question in a unique way need to act fast. c. Here’s a closer look inside the $10 Dinner Box Proposal Package.

Ruby Engagement Ring: a stunning ruby stone flanked by shimmering diamonds
Limo Service: pick up your sweetheart in style before popping the question
Flowers: no proposal is complete without a spectacular bouquet of her favorite flowers
Fireworks: a perfectly-timed fireworks display will vault this proposal into the record books
Photographer: photos taken of the happy couple before, during and after the moment
Videographer: capturing video of the moment she says “yes”
$10 Dinner Box: hands-down the most vital, and appetizing, piece of the package

I’m just sayin’… if I got all of that, the last thing on my mind would be some damn pizza. Just being honest. ROFL

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3 Responses to “Let Your Boo Propose To You… With Pizza Hut?”

evelyn

1

I LOVE this… I really do… but if my man has $10,000 to spend on the proposal Imma need him to put that money toward the wedding itself. Or a house down payment. Or to pay off our student loans.

I think it’s so much fun, though
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Deborah

2

How romantic. NOT!!!!

Hi Erika – I’m a new followerer (and first time comment-leaver!).

Deb
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Diandra

3

Uhm, kind of not romantic. ^^
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