The Propose Animations Pack brings a complete set of propose animations to your FiveM roleplay, letting one player kneel, open a ring box and ask the big question while another character stands close and reacts. Every clip is carefully timed so the two players line up naturally, which keeps the whole moment believable during weddings, dates, reunions and other story-driven events on your server.
Everything runs as a standalone animation resource, so it drops into almost any server without touching your framework or database. Players trigger each sequence through the emote menu they already use, the movements loop smoothly, and a simple cancel returns them to normal control whenever the scene is over.
Why these propose animations work
- Smooth kneel-down and stand-up transitions for both partners
- A ring-box reveal timed to match the kneeling pose
- Shared reactions so the second player responds in place
- Clean exits that return characters to idle movement
- Lightweight files that stream without hurting frame rate
Built for roleplay events
- Perfect for wedding ceremonies and quiet anniversary scenes
- Works at any indoor or outdoor location on the map
- Compatible with most popular emote and dance menus
- No dependencies beyond a standard animation loader
- Easy to preview, rename and organise inside your config
Because the pack is fully open source, you can adjust names, add your own screenshots or fold the clips into a larger bundle whenever you expand your content library. It pairs well with romantic locations and player housing, so couples always have somewhere private and scenic to celebrate their big day together.
Browse more player movement in our animations collection, or grab lighthearted party moves from the emotes collection to round out your social roleplay. Together they give your community the tools to plan memorable ceremonies without leaving the game.
Set up a dedicated proposal spot, invite the whole community and let couples make it official whenever the mood feels right, all without a single external dependency.
