Saudi prince hires Egyptian pyramids, invites 300 guests to propose to girlfriend

A Saudi prince hired the Egyptian pyramids and flew in 300 guests to propose to his girlfriend.

A lavish party was set to be held at the site after the proposal once he popped the question at the site, which was sealed off for all other visitors. The cost - a staggering $40 million (£31 million). Friends and family members watched as he proposed and thankfully, his girlfriend said 'yes.'

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According to BBC the grand proposal was organised by UK-based concierge service Quintessentially, which has over 60 offices around the world and 2,500 members of staff. The service does everything ranging from organising holidays, to helping people buy houses, finding the right schools, arranging private concerts and even more such as an instance where they had a bouquet of 'flowers' made of 100 $1,000 Hong kong notes for a client's partner on Valentine's day.