Howdy, I am planning on getting engaged this summer. I was thinking it would be cool to do a kind of treasure hunt around college station at all the places we've spent time. Our first kiss was in a gazebo at Wolf Pen Creek so I was thinking I would do the proposal there.

Some coworkers suggested it would be cool if I could get a drone to maybe record the proposal or bring the ring in and then record the proposal. I like the idea. If the drone brought the ring in it feels like it would be less weird if it hovered there and recorded as I proposed. Either way I feel like that would be a really cool memory/video to have.

Does anyone on here happen to have a sweet drone or some kind of flying machine that can deliver a ring then record the proposal or have experience with this?

This is a helluva flying machine:

If you rent the drone from the Association of Former Students, they'll pay for half of the engagement ring.

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how easy can a drone be hacked? Would it be possible to remotely take over his drone, and then make off with the ring?

Asking for a friend.

You should instead take up the art of falconry.

Instead of sending her to all the places you've spent time limit it to places you've ****ed. That would add some originality to this played out idea. The cool part is only she would know the meaning behind the places and at the end she'll be ready to **** some more.

A legitimate suggestion is to contact Ashley Siegert with Fig-Mint Photography/A.Diamond Productions. She is an ESPN photographer based out of CS, who does excellent work. Her and her husband recently obtained their drone pilots license. If she can't assist you, then she may know who can.

I have a Phantom 3 that is pretty awesome and would probably do the job... I'd give it a 10% chance of being what you dream it will be, 75% chance something goes wrong and 50% chance I get it caught in her hair. 135% chance it would be memorable. I do pretty good editing so there is that. Also, there is a measurable chance I could get arrested. I've done worse but...