The Ukrainian comedian, known for his show Levi in a Jeep, proposed to his beloved Anastasia Lisogub in the romantic atmosphere of winter Lviv.
Ukrainian comedian and star of the show Levi in a Jeep Roman Shcherban got engaged to his beloved, entrepreneur and blogger Anastasia Lisogub. The couple announced it on their Instagram profiles, sharing touching moments of the proposal.
The proposal took place in Lviv in a tropical greenhouse in the middle of a winter park. Roman created the perfect atmosphere: he invited a saxophonist who performed the song Cold Heart by Elton John and Dua Lipa, and expressed the most honest words of his choice.
“A tropical greenhouse in the middle of a winter park in Lviv The saxophonist plays Cold heart by Elton John and Dua Lipa, my beloved said the most heartfelt words I’ve ever heard because I was thinking, “Which hand should shall I give: the right or the left?” Anastasia jokingly shared her feelings.
Of course he said “Yes!” and now with Roman he enjoys the status of a groom. To create unforgettable memories, the couple organized a photo shoot during a romantic candlelit dinner in the greenhouse. In the footage, a happy girl poses with a ring on her hand and flowers in the arms of her beloved.
“She said yes,” the comedian wrote briefly but well in his message.
Check out this post on InstagramPosted by Roman Shcherban (@romanscherban)
It was previously reported that the lead singer of the group KAZKA, Alexandra Zaritskaya, shared the reason why she and her lover postponed the wedding.
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