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How much does it cost to hire a plane to pull a 'Will you marry me' banner?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12 · For grooms

Short answer

Plane banner proposals are expensive and not a standard wedding service, so costs vary widely. You should contact local aviation companies for a quote. Many couples find a smaller, personal gesture just as meaningful.

Hiring a plane to pull a proposal banner is a specialist service, not something you can price from a standard list. Costs depend on the aircraft, flight time, banner size and location. You would need to contact aviation companies directly, and prices can change with fuel and weather. For a UK wedding, this is usually done before the wedding, as a proposal, rather than as part of the day itself.

If you want a memorable proposal, think about what suits you as a couple. A plane banner is dramatic, but it is also brief and hard to read from the ground. You might prefer a private message on a big screen, a personalised sign at a place you love, or a scavenger hunt with notes. The legal side of marriage, such as giving notice, is separate from the proposal, so you can plan that at your own pace.

If you do choose a plane, check the company's safety record, insurance and cancellation policy. Ask about weather conditions, as wind and rain can stop flights. Also check local rules about flying over built-up areas. For anything official about marriage, such as notice periods, check GOV.UK or your register office.

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