The Undateables: a Festive Proposal hailed as the "happiest bit of Christmas TV" so far by viewers

Daniel’s musical proposal to Lily was a beautiful slice of yuletide joy

Published: Wednesday, 19 December 2018 at 9:34 am

The Undateables: A Festive Proposal featured a scene that has been hailed by viewers as the "happiest bit of Christmas TV".

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Tuesday night’s Christmas special brought back some familiar faces from past series to find out how they would be celebrating the festive season with their loved ones – and there was a marriage proposal that moved viewers to tears.

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Singer/songwriter Daniel Wakeford, who is autistic, decided to propose to Lily Taylor, who has learning difficulties, after a year of dating and falling in love.

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In the special we saw Daniel shop for an engagement ring with his father and organise a choir at Brighton bandstand to sing the festive classic All I Want For Christmas Is You.

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After the performance, Daniel told his girlfriend: "Have I got a Christmas surprise for you. I love you, I always have and I always will. Lily, my darling one, will you marry me?"

It was a screaming “yes”, of course, and the whole scene was a perfect slice of yuletide joy.

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And all some people want for Christmas is to be as happy as Daniel...

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Well then, seeing as we’ve already reached peak festive cheer, we might as well just turn off the TV for the rest of Christmas...

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Maybe not: after all, there's plenty more heartwarming shows to come.

Authors

Ellie HarrisonWriter, RadioTimes.com

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