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LEDYARD, Conn., May 17 (UPI) -- A Massachusetts man said he coordinated with the MGM Grand Casino in Connecticut to use a slot machine monitor to propose to his girlfriend.
James Taylor, 34, of Shrewsbury, said he enlisted the help of the Ledyard casino's IT department to display a proposal to his girlfriend, Nicole Langevin, 33, on the monitor above a pair of slot machines Friday, WCVB-TV, Boston, reported Tuesday.
"Will You Marry Me, Nicole?" the display read when the couple approached it.
Taylor said he brandished a diamond ring and Langevin accepted his proposal. They are planning to wed next year, he said.
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