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To play devils advocate, I imagine if you enjoy performing in front of lots of people, I could foresee being into having a big public proposal.
To play the devil's advocate to the devil's advocate, I have in the past enjoyed performing to large crowds. Well, large-ish. Thousand max. I'd be deeply uncomfortable with a public proposal. Unless it was from Cycliste, in which case I'd be delighted but at the same time deeply worried she was acting out of character so much, and tempted to call for an exorcism.
Brommers
To play devils advocate, I imagine if you enjoy performing in front of lots of people, I could foresee being into having a big public proposal.
Not my cup of tea at all, but neither are big weddings, or big birthdays or any other big fussy events. Me and Mrs Nef snuck off and got married with just 2 pals as witnesses - I couldn’t think of anything worse than spending 10k+ on a party for a load of extended family neither of us really like, or not inviting them and having to do with the familial fallout (as the standard of inviting all extended family has been set by other family members etc).