Andrew Crook and Sally Boocock took part in the Santa Fun Run this Sunday.
The couple took part in the 5k on Sunday, which raises money for Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice, Martin House Hospice and other local charities.
After racing through the course the pair reach the finish but just before they did, Andrew got down on one knee and popped the question.
She said yes, and Andrew carried her to the finish line.
The proposal can be seen our Instagram below:
The Skipton Santa Fun Run saw a record-breaking 2,500 people running through Skipton and finishing on the High Street on Sunday.
In 2024, the run raised a £63,585, this year's total is yet to be confirmed but is set to be even higher.

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