Bachelorette Party Helicopter
Last weekend, Corporate Helicopters’ president and pilot Ivor Shier flew a bachelorette party out to Callaway Winery.
Corporate Helicopters is available to accommodate bachelor/bachelorette parties of any size.
Last-Minute Emergency Wedding Proposal Plans
We wanted to close out the brutal year that was 2020 with a story about love – and emergency preparations for a wedding proposal.
Video: Marriage Proposal on a Helicopter Tour
When Chuck brought his girlfriend Denise along for a helicopter tour, she didn’t know that would finish the flight as his fiancé.
Before the tour, Chuck had put a large proposal sign on the ground, and arranged to have the helicopter tour fly over the sign.
Wedding reception on aircraft carrier: Couple arrives by helicopter
Aditya and Pooja are both Lieutenant Commanders in the US Navy. Pooja is a dentist, and Aditya is a flight surgeon.
They met aboard the USS Ronald Reagan in hostile territory at the Gulf of Oman – serving in Afghanistan and Iraq in 2011.
So they decided to host their wedding reception than an aircraft carrier too. And why not have the couple arrive on the USS Midway by helicopter?
Surprise marriage proposal on helicopter charter to Orange County
Sam and Carolina’s first helicopter tour in San Diego was in 2014 when they flew with Corporate Helicopters on a 30 minute ‘Diego Delight’ aerial adventure, which flew them over Southern California’s best attractions. Fast forward 5 years, Sam contacted Corporate Helicopters to start planning his marriage proposal to Carolina. He decided to take the flight to the next level and booked a helicopter charter from San Diego to Orange County.
Marriage proposal adventure in Ensenada, Mexico
Matt contacted Corporate Helicopters in April 2017 to surprise his girlfriend with a once in a lifetime experience – a marriage proposal! He wanted something unique and unforgettable, so VP of Operations, Mandy Patterson planned the perfect day.
Engagement Flight to Mexico
Corporate Helicopters flew lovebirds, Mike and Lauren to Punta Morro Resort in Ensenada, Mexico for a surprise marriage proposal! CH Pilot, Peter Clark flew in a Bell 206B3 JetRanger the couple along the California coast and into Ensenada, landing at the gorgeous resort. Once the helicopter landed, Mike popped the question – of course she…
San Diego Helicopter Marriage Proposal
When your boyfriend takes you on a helicopter tour, you know you’re in for an amazing adventure. Then you realize this is it…he’s popping the question! Your San Diego helicopter tour just turned into an unforgettable moment in your life – you’re getting married!
Those are a few thoughts that went through Santina and Jaime’s minds when the love of their lives asked for their hand in marriage. The Heart Bandits helped arrange these proposals along and Vaylia Photography who captured every bit of it.
Bridal Party Lands on USS Midway by Helicopter
Jennifer and Ron (not pictured) made an “entrance to remember” by flying onto the USS Midway Museum with their bridal party right before their walk down the aisle! Wedding guests are still talking about this surprise helicopter entrance. Congrats to the happy couple!
Marriage Proposal at the Hotel Del Coronado: Helicopter Flight
Ryan Jay De Los Santos wanted to make the long awaited marriage proposal to his future bride “surprising and memorable”. He did just that by taking her on a helicopter ride around San Diego along with a special message in the sand of The Hotel Del Coronado!
Helicopter marriage proposal & in-flight wedding
On July 6, Fitzroy proposed to Nicole outside Corporate Helicopters before their Unforgettable helicopter tour over San Diego.
While in flight, Pastor Ronald Boiling officiated their wedding ceremony.
Marriage Proposal in Helicopter
Rajiv Khatri utilized Corporate Helicopters to create a unique and very special marriage proposal for his girlfriend Hetal. Flying a customized tour along the coastline where Hetal works, pilot Peter Clark joined in formation with an airplane towing a banner reading, “Hetal, will you marry me?”
