Andrew Schulz Had a Slip of the Tongue When He Proposed to His Girlfriend ·

Andrew Schulz Had a Slip of the Tongue When He Proposed to His Girlfriend ·

Andrew Schulz is a stand-up comedian who knows how to work his magic on the crowd with his confidence, humor, and charm.

But even this confident chap got weak at the knees while proposing to his wife Emma Turner.

The comedian may be able to deliver his punch lines and perform in front of a live audience smoothly, but when it came to one of the most important moments of his life, he was tongue-tied.

Andrew Schulz Was Nervous When Proposing to Wife

Aside from being a comedian, Schulz also hosts podcasts. In one episode of his podcast Flagrant 2, he talked about how he got engaged to his then fiancée.

He shared with other hosts how he proposed to his girlfriend in her favorite restaurant. 

The comedian had written the proposal lines on his phone and kept memorizing them as he was very nervous. So much that he was sure he would mess it up. 

He tried to be smooth as possible with his proposal and even got on one knee.

But he eventually messed up as his nervousness kicked in. Instead of asking Emma if she would spend the rest of her life with him, he ended up saying, “Will you spend the lest of your rife with me”. 

But as it is said "all is well that ends well," Emma said yes. 

Andrew Schulz Married His Wife in 2021

Schulz tied the knot with his fiancée, a year after the engagement, in December 2021. 

The comic wore a white tuxedo with a matching black tie while his partner wore a white strapless mermaid wedding gown.

Before the big day, he even bought himself a bronze-green Porsche as a wedding gift.

Later, Schulz took to Instagram to announce his wedding with his wife. He posted several pictures and videos from the day.

Schulz and his wife Emma Turner on their wedding day. (Photo: Instagram)

In one particular post that featured his wife, he wrote, "What an absolutely stunning bride."

He even thanked his "incredible collection of friends and family" for attending their wedding and taking out time for them. 

"It meant the world to us," he remarked, adding that he and his bride celebrated "like it was our last."

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