If you'd always hoped Peter Pan and Wendy Darling would finally make their budding romance official, this wedding proposal will bring your dream to life.
Actor Sandor Sturbl, who plays Peter Pan in a musical version of the classic tale, proposed on stage to his girlfriend, actress Jane Mary Sullivan. Sullivan, who goes by Lilly-Jane Young professionally, stars alongside Sturbl as Wendy.
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The tear-triggering footage shows the couple during their Jan. 11 performance in Glasgow, Scotland. Before their final song, Sturbl stops to address the audience and it becomes clear that the musical would have a very special ending that evening.
"It's not Peter Pan looking at Wendy, and asking for a kiss," he said. "No, it's Sandor Sturbl ... looking at the love of his life, Jane Mary Sullivan."
Sturbl got down on one knee and the audience went wild as Young tearfully accepted his proposal. It's an ending fit for a fairy tale.
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