Destination Proposal Guide: Ideas, Spots & Planning Tips

Proposing on vacation is one of the most romantic gestures imaginable — the backdrop of a new destination, the thrill of travel, the element of surprise. Whether you’re dreaming of a beachside destination proposal at sunset, popping the question in a cobblestone European square, or planning a private holiday engagement at a luxury villa, the possibilities are as limitless as your love story.

Planning a destination proposal does take a little extra thought — you’re coordinating logistics in an unfamiliar city while keeping the biggest secret of your life. But done right, a vacation proposal creates a memory so vivid, so tied to a place, that every anniversary trip back feels like reliving the moment all over again.

This guide covers everything: the 15 best vacation proposal ideas, expert tips on how to propose on vacation without them suspecting a thing, the best proposal destinations in the world, and advice on capturing the moment so you never have to rely on memory alone.

Destination Proposal Planning Checklist

Planning a proposal abroad involves more moving parts than a local one — but it’s completely manageable if you work the list in order. Here’s what to lock in before your trip:

📍 Location

• Pick a specific spot (not just a city — an actual viewpoint, beach, or plaza)
• Scout crowd times: mid-morning and late afternoon are usually quieter than midday and sunset rush
• Check whether permits, reservations, or entry fees apply
• Have a backup spot in case of weather or crowds
• Research light direction — front-lit proposals photograph better than backlit ones

📸 Photographer

• Book a local proposal photographer before your flights (peak season spots fill weeks out)
• Share your exact timeline, backup spot, and your partner’s physical description
• Decide: are they shooting paparazzi-style from a distance, or positioned as a “vacation shoot” photographer?
• Confirm delivery timeline — Local Lens photographers deliver within 5 business days

🗺️ Logistics

• Propose early in your trip so you’re not anxious for the whole vacation
• Make sure your partner packs an outfit that works for the setting (without tipping them off)
• Don’t rehearse out loud or write your speech anywhere it could be found
• Tell one trusted person your plan — helpful as a decoy or for logistics support
• Secure the ring in carry-on luggage; never check it

💬 What to Say

• Rehearse your words before you leave — not on the trip
• Keep it personal: a specific memory, a specific reason, a specific future you want
• Don’t memorize it word for word — just know your three main points so you can speak naturally
• Short and heartfelt beats long and scripted every time

How to Propose on Vacation

We probably don’t need to tell you — but a proposal is a big deal. It’s a story you’ll tell for the rest of your lives, and planning an engagement in a different city (or country) adds a layer of logistical challenge on top of the emotional weight you’re already carrying. Over the years, we’ve helped capture proposals in hundreds of destinations around the world. Here’s everything we’ve learned.

Propose Early in the Trip — Not at the End

This is the number one tip we give every couple. There’s a temptation to wait until the last evening — the romantic “send-off” proposal as the sun sets on your final night. But think about what that means in practice: you’ll be carrying the ring, the nerves, and the secret for the entire trip. That’s exhausting.

Propose on day one or day two. Then you get to spend the rest of your vacation celebrating together, ordering champagne at dinner without it feeling like a clue, and actually enjoying the destination. Bonus: the ring won’t be sitting in your luggage for a week waiting to be discovered.

Rehearse What You’re Going to Say — Before You Leave

Don’t leave your words to chance. Once you’re standing in that moment — heart pounding, ring in hand, partner looking at you — adrenaline takes over. People forget their own names in those seconds, let alone the heartfelt speech they’d been composing in their head for months.

Rehearse out loud. Do it in the car, in the shower, on the walk to work. But don’t write it down and definitely don’t leave notes on your phone — both are findable. You want the words to come from memory, not a script.

Research Your Destination Proposal Location Thoroughly

The location is everything. A beautiful backdrop means nothing if the timing is wrong, the lighting is harsh, or a group of tourists is milling around in the background. Before you travel, research your chosen spot at different times of day. Golden hour — about an hour before sunset — is almost universally flattering and crowd-light.

Check whether there are events, festivals, or large group bookings that could disrupt your plans on that specific date. If you’re proposing at a restaurant, call ahead and reserve a quieter table away from the main floor. If you’re working with a local proposal photographer (more on that below), lean on their knowledge — they’ll know the best-kept spots in the city better than any travel blog.

Keep It Simple

The most memorable proposals are rarely the most complicated ones. More moving parts means more opportunities for something to go wrong — and the last thing you want is to be stress-managing a flash mob while simultaneously trying to remember what you were going to say.

A quiet viewpoint. A private beach at sunset. A rooftop terrace with a bottle of wine. The simpler the setup, the more the moment itself takes center stage. Think about what your partner would genuinely love — not what looks impressive in theory.

Think About How to Dress

You want photos you’ll frame on your wall, which means thinking about what you’ll both be wearing. The trick is engineering the outfit without arousing suspicion. Make a fake plan that requires the look you’re going for: a reservation at a nice restaurant, a “sunset cruise” — anything that explains why you’ve asked them to dress up.

If you’re going for a more casual, adventure-style proposal, make sure both of you are dressed in a way that photographs well. Earth tones, coordinated colors, and avoiding busy patterns all help.

Keep the Secret — They’re Googling Too

Here’s something that might surprise you: “signs he is going to propose on vacation” is one of the most searched phrases by people who are currently on vacation with their partner. Your significant other may well be looking for clues. Be careful about acting nervous, being overly secretive with your phone, or making unusual requests around specific times and locations.

If you need a cover story, recruit a trusted friend or family member to act as a decoy — someone who can redirect attention, manufacture a casual reason to be at the right place at the right time, or simply distract your partner while the photographer gets into position.

Best Destination Proposal Ideas by Region

Not sure where to pop the question? Below are the 13 destinations where Local Lens photographers capture proposals most — with specific spots, logistics notes, and links to our full destination guides.

🇫🇷 Paris, France

Paris is the most Googled proposal destination on the planet for a reason — and it delivers, if you play it smart. The Trocadéro plaza at 6 a.m. is completely different from the 3 p.m. tourist scrum. Bir-Hakeim Bridge gives you the Eiffel Tower without the crowds. The gardens at Palais Royal work for couples who want something quieter and more intimate. Golden hour is ideal; the tower sparkles at dusk.

Top spots: Trocadéro (sunrise), Bir-Hakeim Bridge (golden hour), Palais Royal Gardens (any time), Canal Saint-Martin (low-key, charming)

Logistics: The tower’s observation deck requires timed entry — buy tickets weeks in advance if you want to propose at the top. Street level near Champ de Mars gets crowded fast after 9 a.m.

👉 Best Places to Propose in France 

🇮🇹 Rome, Italy

Rome gives you history as a backdrop, and the logistics are more manageable than people think. The Trevi Fountain at 5:30 a.m. is almost empty — completely different from the midday chaos. Palatine Hill has a terrace overlooking the Roman Forum that rarely gets mentioned in travel guides but photographs incredibly. The walk from Castel Sant’Angelo along the river to St. Peter’s Square is one of our photographers’ favorite proposal routes.

Top spots: Trevi Fountain (pre-dawn), Palatine Hill terrace, Castel Sant’Angelo riverside, Piazza Navona (evenings)

👉 Best Places to Propose in Rome

🇮🇹 Florence, Italy

Piazzale Michelangelo is the postcard view of Florence — Duomo, Palazzo Vecchio, and Ponte Vecchio all at once. Come at sunset and you’re competing with a hundred other tourists; come at sunrise and you might have it to yourself. Ponte Vecchio itself is another classic; the quietest window is weekday mornings before 8 a.m. For something more intimate, the rose garden at Giardino delle Rose on the hillside below Piazzale rarely makes travel lists but is one of Florence’s best-kept secrets.

Top spots: Piazzale Michelangelo (sunrise), Ponte Vecchio (early morning), Giardino delle Rose, Piazza della Signoria

👉 Best Places to Propose in Florence

🇮🇹 Positano & the Amalfi Coast, Italy

Positano is intensely photogenic — the hillside of pastel houses, the turquoise water, the lemon groves — but it rewards couples who plan logistics carefully. Spiaggia Grande beach at dawn gives you soft light and near-empty sand. A private terrace overlooking the bay is the move for anyone who wants a genuinely intimate moment. For the most dramatic setting on the whole coast, consider a private boat proposal off Capri as the sun sets behind the Faraglioni rocks.

Top spots: Spiaggia Grande (dawn), private villa or restaurant terrace, Ravello hillside, private boat off Capri

Logistics: Skip the SS163 highway in summer — it’s a parking lot. Use the seasonal ferry network between Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello instead.

👉 Best Places to Propose on the Amalfi Coast

🇮🇹 Lake Como, Italy

Lake Como is where European royalty and Hollywood stars have been retreating for centuries, and a proposal here has an intimacy that the more-famous Italian cities don’t. Bellagio — cobblestoned streets, vibrant blooms, lake views — is the most photogenic town on the lake. Varenna at golden hour, when the light softens over the water, is equally beautiful and slightly less visited. For drama, Castello di Vezio on the hillside gives you lake panoramas and medieval towers in the same frame.

Top spots: Bellagio lakeside promenade, Varenna waterfront at golden hour, Castello di Vezio hilltop, private villa terrace

👉 Best Places to Propose at Lake Como

👉 Best Places to Propose in Italy 

🇬🇷 Santorini, Greece

Santorini is one of the most Instagrammed places on earth, which means the crowd logistics actually matter here. The caldera viewpoint in Oia gets mobbed at sunset — plan for sunrise instead if you want the blue domes and whitewashed walls to yourselves. The stairs down to Amoudi Bay are another favorite: a quieter path with incredible water views. If your partner is a sunset-or-nothing person, a boat proposal on the caldera waters at dusk gets you the view without the crowds on the cliff.

Top spots: Oia caldera viewpoint (sunrise), Amoudi Bay stairs, Fira to Oia walking path, private catamaran on the caldera

👉 Best Places to Propose In Santorini

🇬🇷 Mykonos, Greece

Mykonos isn’t just a party island — Little Venice, where the houses hang directly over the sea, is one of the most distinctive proposal settings in all of Greece. The old windmills at Kato Myli catch beautiful late-afternoon light and give you unobstructed views over the water. For privacy, the southern beaches like Psarou and Elia are calmer than the main harbor areas and make for clean, intimate photos.

Top spots: Little Venice waterfront, Kato Myli windmills (golden hour), Psarou beach, harbor steps near Matoyianni Street

👉 Best Places to Propose In Mykonos

👉 See our full Europe proposal guide for every country and region in detail.

🇲🇽 Cancun & the Riviera Maya, Mexico

The Riviera Maya gives you turquoise Caribbean water, white sand, and some of the most dramatic cenote and jungle settings in the world — all within a short drive of each other. For a classic beach proposal in Cancun, the Hotel Zone beaches have the most striking water color; go at sunrise to beat the crowds. Tulum takes it up a notch: the clifftop Mayan ruins at El Castillo overlooking the sea are unlike anything else in Mexico. For something truly private, a cenote proposal in the jungle is completely unforgettable.

Top spots: Playa Delfines (Cancun, sunrise), El Castillo ruins (Tulum), Gran Cenote (Tulum), private beach palapa

👉 Best Places to Propose in Cancun

🇲🇽 Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

El Arco — the famous stone arch where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez — is Cabo’s defining image, and proposing nearby by boat gives you the arch, the sea lions, and the dramatic desert landscape all at once. Médano Beach is walkable from most hotels and works beautifully at golden hour. For the most spectacular proposal setting in Baja California, book a private yacht at sunset and position your photographer on a chase boat — dramatic, private, and completely memorable.

Top spots: El Arco by water taxi or private boat, Médano Beach (golden hour), Lover’s Beach (Land’s End), private yacht

→ Best Places to Propose in Cabo San Lucas

🇪🇸 Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona has layers. Park Güell’s mosaic terrace gives you the city, the hills, and the sea in one frame — but timed entry tickets sell out fast, so book weeks ahead. For something more architectural, the Sagrada Família at dawn, when the streets around it are empty, is extraordinary. Barceloneta Beach is straightforward and romantic at sunrise; the Born neighborhood is the best for a wandering, cafe-and-cobblestones kind of proposal that doesn’t feel staged.

Top spots: Park Güell terrace (book tickets in advance), Barceloneta Beach (sunrise), El Born neighborhood streets, Bunkers del Carmel hilltop (360° city views)

👉 Best Places to Propose in Spain

🇺🇸 New York City, USA

New York has proposal spots for every personality. DUMBO in Brooklyn — the framed view of the Manhattan Bridge between the buildings on Washington Street — is one of the most iconic proposal photos in the world. Central Park is endlessly flexible: the Bow Bridge, Bethesda Fountain, and the Ladies’ Pavilion are the standout spots. The Top of the Rock observation deck is the classic elevated proposal; book a sunset time slot and get there 20 minutes early.

Top spots: DUMBO (Manhattan Bridge frame), Bow Bridge in Central Park, Top of the Rock (book sunset), The High Line (golden hour), Brooklyn Bridge Promenade

👉 Best Places to Propose in New York City

🌺 Hawaii, USA

Hawaii is paradise-level beautiful, and the variety of islands means you can match the setting to your relationship. Maui’s Road to Hana and the bamboo forest at Pipiwai Trail are for adventurous couples. The Napali Coast in Kauai — visible from the Kalalau Lookout or by catamaran — is wild and dramatic. On Oahu, Lanikai Beach at sunrise is the clearest, calmest water in the state, and Diamond Head crater gives you sweeping views of Honolulu and the Pacific.

Top spots: Lanikai Beach, Oahu (sunrise); Diamond Head crater rim, Oahu; Kalalau Lookout, Kauai; Haleakalā summit, Maui (sunrise)

👉 Best Places to Propose in Hawaii

🇵🇪 Machu Picchu, Peru

For couples who want a proposal that is genuinely unlike anyone else’s, Machu Picchu is in a category of its own. The Sun Gate (Inti Punku) at sunrise — after a 45-minute hike from the citadel — gives you a bird’s-eye view of the entire site with almost no one around. The terraces inside the citadel work for a proposal with the mountains and mist behind you. Book your entry tickets, train, and photographer months in advance; this is one of the world’s most logistically complex proposal destinations, but the payoff is extraordinary.

Top spots: Sun Gate (Inti Punku) at sunrise, Terraces inside the citadel, Huayna Picchu mountain

👉 Best Places to Propose in Machu Picchu

🇦🇪 Dubai, UAE

Dubai goes big by default, and a proposal here can be as dramatic as you want. The At the Top observation deck on the Burj Khalifa at sunset is the obvious choice for skyline drama — book the private “At the Top Sky” level if budget allows. Dubai Creek in the old Al Fahidi neighborhood gives you a very different, calmer version of the city, with traditional wooden dhow boats and golden-lit old architecture. A desert proposal at sunset in the dunes outside the city is unlike anything else in the world.

Top spots: Burj Khalifa At the Top (sunset), Dubai Creek / Al Fahidi district, Desert safari dunes at golden hour, Palm Jumeirah boardwalk

👉 Best Places to Propose in Dubai

15 Best Vacation Proposal Ideas

When thinking about how to propose on holiday, the best place to start is your partner. What do they love? What makes them feel most themselves — a sunrise hike, a candlelit dinner, the sound of waves? A proposal that reflects who they are will always land harder than one that’s just aesthetically impressive.

Here are 15 of the best vacation proposal ideas across every style, budget, and destination.

1. Sunset Beach Proposal

The classic — and it’s classic for a reason. There is something undeniably cinematic about dropping to one knee on the sand as the sky turns gold and pink behind you. A beach proposal works in virtually any coastal destination, from the Caribbean to the Algarve, and the natural lighting is a photographer’s dream.

For the best results, scout the beach the day before. Find a quieter stretch away from beach clubs and families. Arrive 30–40 minutes before sunset so you’re not rushing, and have your photographer positioned before you get there.

2. Destination Proposal at Their Dream City

Is there a city your partner has been talking about visiting their entire life — Paris, Tokyo, New York, Rome? Make that the destination, and the city itself becomes the proposal. The emotional weight of finally being somewhere they’ve always dreamed about, combined with the proposal, creates a moment that’s almost impossibly special.

Pick an iconic location within the city that means something — not just the most photographed spot, but somewhere they’ve mentioned, a view they’d love, a neighborhood that reflects their personality.

3. Private Villa or Terrace Proposal

If your partner isn’t a “big public moment” person, a private proposal at your vacation rental is one of the most intimate and thoughtful vacation proposal ideas available. Set up the terrace with flowers, candles, and a bottle of their favorite wine. Have dinner delivered. Create a world that’s entirely yours for the evening.

This style of proposal is particularly beautiful in destinations like Santorini, the Amalfi Coast, Tuscany, or anywhere you’re staying somewhere with a view. The privacy also means your partner can react completely authentically — no audience, no performance.

4. Boat or Yacht Proposal

There’s something about being out on open water — the stillness, the horizon, the sense of being completely removed from everyday life — that makes a boat proposal feel both intimate and grand. Whether it’s a private charter, a sunset sailing trip, or a catamaran cruise, the water creates a natural frame for the moment.

Many destinations offer small-group sunset cruises where a photographer can join without it being obvious, or you can book a private charter for just the two of you.

5. Mountain or Hiking Trail Proposal

For the couple that adventures together, a mountain proposal is unmatched. Reaching a summit or a stunning viewpoint and proposing in that moment — when you’re both breathless and exhilarated from the climb — carries a natural metaphor that doesn’t need to be spelled out.

Popular hiking proposal destinations include the Swiss Alps, Patagonia, the Rocky Mountains, and the trails around Machu Picchu. Just factor in weather contingencies and make sure you’ve thought about where to keep the ring while you’re hiking.

6. Hot Air Balloon Proposal

If you want a truly unforgettable destination proposal, few things top floating above the landscape in a hot air balloon at sunrise. The Cappadocia region of Turkey is famous for this, as are destinations like Napa Valley, Kenya’s Masai Mara, and the Loire Valley in France.

Hot air balloon proposals require advance coordination with the balloon operator — many are experienced with proposals and can help set the moment up without tipping off your partner.

7. Waterfall Proposal

Remote, dramatic, and naturally beautiful — a waterfall proposal feels like something out of a film. The sound of the water creates a natural sense of privacy even if other people are nearby, and the visual backdrop is stunning in photos.

Great waterfall proposal destinations include Iguazu Falls (Argentina/Brazil), Plitvice Lakes in Croatia, Angel Falls in Venezuela, and Niagara Falls for something closer to home.

8. Rooftop Proposal with City Views

Rooftops give you the romance of a private setting with a dramatic city backdrop that tells the story of where you are. Many hotels will work with you to arrange a private rooftop experience — a table for two, flowers, champagne — and some will even arrange for a photographer to be discreetly positioned.

This works especially well in cities like New York, Barcelona, Istanbul, Mexico City, and anywhere with a skyline worth gazing at.

9. Fine Dining Proposal Abroad

A proposal at a beautiful restaurant in a foreign city — one you’ve specifically chosen because it means something — is a timeless choice. The key is making it feel intimate rather than performative. Call ahead and speak to the manager directly. Explain the plan, ask for a quieter table, and discuss logistics around the ring and the photographer if you’re having someone capture the moment.

Avoid proposing in front of the whole restaurant unless you know your partner would love that. For most people, a quieter, more private moment within the restaurant setting is far more meaningful.

10. Proposal During a Vacation Photoshoot

This is one of the cleverest and most popular destination proposal ideas — and it works beautifully. Book what appears to be a fun couples’ photoshoot as part of your vacation. Your partner thinks you’re simply getting some nice photos together. The photographer knows the real plan.

At a pre-arranged moment, you drop to one knee. Your partner is genuinely surprised, the photographer is perfectly positioned, and the whole thing is captured as it naturally unfolds. It’s also one of the easiest ways to get a photographer into the moment without anyone suspecting a thing.

11. Iconic Landmark Proposal

Some places carry so much weight — cultural, historical, emotional — that proposing there feels like being part of something larger than yourself. The Eiffel Tower, the Colosseum, Machu Picchu, the Taj Mahal. These landmarks became iconic for a reason, and a proposal in their presence is as much about the feeling of the place as the view.

If you go this route, research the quieter times of day and less-visited vantage points. The most photographed angle isn’t always the most intimate — often the spots just off the beaten path are far more beautiful and far less crowded.

12. Adventure Activity Proposal

For the adrenaline-seeking couple — propose mid-adventure. Skydiving, scuba diving, white-water rafting, paragliding over the coast. These proposals require a little more coordination but create a story that’s completely, unarguably yours.

Some activity providers are experienced with in-activity proposals and can help you capture it. If not, have a photographer waiting at the landing zone or finish point for the post-proposal celebration.

13. Proposal at a Cultural Event or Festival

Is there a local festival, concert, or cultural event happening during your trip? A proposal timed around something your partner already loves — music, art, food, local tradition — shows a level of thoughtfulness that goes beyond the proposal itself. It says: I know you, and I built this around who you are.

14. Proposal Involving Family or Friends

Some partners would feel the absence of family at their engagement moment more than any backdrop could compensate for. If that’s your person, consider the opposite of the private proposal: fly family in, or time the trip around an existing family gathering and turn it into something none of them will ever forget.

Coordinate carefully — every additional person in on the secret is another potential leak. But when it works, a proposal surrounded by the people who love you most is as good as it gets.

15. Themed or Deeply Personal Proposal

The most meaningful proposal isn’t the most expensive or the most scenic — it’s the one that could only ever have been yours. A Harry Potter proposal in the streets of Edinburgh. A proposal on a bench that meant something to her. A recreation of your first date in a city neither of you have ever been to before.

Think about the inside jokes, the places you’ve talked about, the dreams you’ve shared late at night. That’s where your proposal lives.

Hiring a Vacation Proposal Photographer

Everyone books a photographer for their wedding. Increasingly, the same couples wish they’d done the same for the proposal — because the proposal is the beginning of the whole story.

The moment you reach into your pocket, adrenaline floods your system. Emotions take over. Many people genuinely cannot remember the details of their engagement moment afterwards — what was said, what the light looked like, what their partner’s face looked like. A proposal photographer captures what your memory won’t.

Why Proposal Vacation Packages Are Worth It

A standard vacation photoshoot books you a photographer for 30–60 minutes of planned couples portraits. A proposal vacation package is different: your photographer arrives early, positions themselves covertly near the spot, captures the moment of the ask from a distance (so your partner has no idea), and then introduces themselves afterwards to shoot post-engagement photos while the emotion is still fresh. You get the surprise, the reaction, and the celebration — all in one session.

This is one of the most underserved options in travel photography, and it’s exactly what Local Lens proposal packages are designed for. See how our surprise proposal photography works →

Do You Really Need a Proposal Photographer?

The self-timer option sounds reasonable in theory. In practice: a stranger walks in front of the camera, you forget to press record, the angle is wrong, the lighting is flat, or your partner notices the suspiciously positioned phone and the surprise is ruined.

This is a photo you’ll print, frame, and show your children. Don’t risk it on a tripod.

A local proposal photographer also brings something beyond the camera: they know the destination. They know where the light falls best at 5:30pm, which corner of the piazza doesn’t get crowded, and how to blend into the background so your partner never suspects a thing.

How Does a Proposal Photoshoot Work?

There are two main approaches:

Option 1: The Staged Photoshoot. You book what looks like a normal couples’ vacation photoshoot. Your partner has no idea it’s actually a proposal setup. The photographer is briefed on the plan and at the pre-agreed moment, you propose. The photographer is already close, already in position, and captures every second of the genuine reaction.

Option 2: Paparazzi Style. The photographer is positioned discreetly at the proposal location before you arrive, shooting from a distance with a telephoto lens. Your partner never sees them. After the proposal, the photographer introduces themselves and continues shooting the post-engagement celebration.

Both approaches work beautifully — the right one depends on your partner’s personality and the location.

What’s Included In A Local Lens Proposal Package?

• One-on-one planning coordination with your photographer before the trip
• Paparazzi-style or cover-story positioning — your call
• Photos of the moment, the reaction, and post-engagement celebration
• Professionally edited, high-resolution images
• Private online gallery delivered within 5 business days
• Insider advice on the best spot, timing, and light for your specific destination

How Much Does A Destination Proposal Photographer Cost?

Pricing varies by destination and package length. Visit our proposal photographers page to compare portfolios, read reviews, and check availability for your dates. We have photographers in 200+ destinations worldwide — including every location listed in this guide.

Ready to Plan Your Destination Proposal?

Local Lens has helped hundreds of couples capture their surprise proposals across 200+ destinations worldwide — from a Santorini caldera at sunrise to a Machu Picchu Sun Gate at dawn to a DUMBO street in Brooklyn. Our photographers know the spots, the timing, and exactly how to stay hidden until the right moment.

Browse photographers, compare packages, and check availability for your destination:

→ See Surprise Proposal Photography Packages

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