Announced at the 2019 Upfronts
From the creator of The Bachelor comes the new sensation in dating shows. Each episode, 10 eligible daters compete in four pageant style rounds to win the heart of a mystery suitor or suitress whose identity is concealed from them. When the winner finally gets to meet their concealed suitor, it comes with a romantic proposal. Big and bold, THE PROPOSAL is a Warner Bros production for Channel Seven.
So many awful programs. Did they get the idea from UnReal? 
I wonder if Ten had first look rights at this through Warner Bros since itâs a spin off from The Bachelor and they have the rights to Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise etc however passed on it due to not doing so well in the US and they realise they have enough dating content and could invest the money into better programming elsewhere.
Sounds cringey nonetheless.
Sounds awful. Even the logo looks like a bad knock off of The Bachelor.
Itâs not a knock off. Itâs a spin off made by the same people.
Should have read more closely.
Still stand by my comment that it sounds awful though 
Luke Jacobz will host the show. He did an exclusive interview for this weekâs issue of New Idea. The new role came after he was dropped as host of Instant Hotel last year, and competed on Iâm a Celebrity this year.
LUKE JACOBZ will host Channel Sevenâs bold new series THE PROPOSAL, featuring a wedding proposal between two people who have never met â all unfolding in just sixty minutes!
Crazy, but not impossible, THE PROPOSAL helps singles find the âoneâ in one hour as eight eligible singles compete for the affection of one mystery suitor who could become their instant fiancĂ©.
Having recently proposed to his girlfriend of two years, the popular host and actor understands the pressure that comes with âpopping the question.â He admits heâs completely in awe of the programâs singles who are ready to take a leap of faith in their search for love and willing to propose to someone theyâve literally just met.
âProposing to my fiancĂ© Raychel was one of the most nerve-wracking, exciting but rewarding experiences of my life. Iâm hoping that my very recent proposal might give our singles even more confidence.â
Adds Luke: âI have always wanted to get married and start a familyâŠthereâs no greater feeling knowing that youâve met the one, that youâre now part of this amazing team. I love that I get to be a part of other couples taking the leap too.â
Well-known to Australian audiences for his work on Home and Away, The X Factor , Instant Hotel , McLeodâs Daughters and Dancing with the Stars which he won in 2008, THE PROPOSAL marks Lukeâs first-time hosting in the television dating arena.
âIâm so happy to be attached to this very new and exciting project. Who doesnât like to watch people fall in love? To be a part of a coupleâs story, and to be there the day they become engaged is a pretty amazing thing.â
In THE PROPOSAL , male or female singles will attempt to woo the concealed mystery suitor with their words in a first impressions round; bare their souls in a beachwear round; answer the mystery suitorâs most pressing romantic and confronting questions in round three; and strive to receive a seal of approval from the mystery suitorâs most trusted family member in the final round.
After each phase, the singles who fail to connect with the mystery suitor are whittled down, leading to the dramatic and highly anticipated reveal, when the two remaining singles finally meet the mystery suitor for the first time who presents their romantic proposal.
THE PROPOSAL is a Warner Bros production for Channel Seven and will premiere in 2019. For THE PROPOSAL audience tickets, head to www.theproposalaudience.com.au
Didnât see this coming.
Shame to see him wasted on this show IMO.
Is this show going to be a live show like Take me Out? The words tickets suggest it sounds like a studio based show.
From the first meeting to a marriage proposal, an Australian love story in just one hour âŠ
Meet Jess:
Iâm a single mum of two beautiful girls. You donât think that you get to this point in your life and not have a partner.
I may not have many material things to give, but I have a lot of love. I have a lot of love and I think that thatâs enough.
Nowâs the time for me to find my life partner. It is my greatest dream to get married. Iâve always wanted to get married.
Iâm looking for the one, Iâm looking for my husbandâŠ
I quite liked the feel of the promo when it aired last night. Had a bit of buzz about it⊠or was that just Luke Jacobz?
Seven have just dropped the first episode for preview so must be âcoming soonerâ.
Looks like the set was recycled from Take Me Out.
Interview has its season finale next Tuesday night, so itâs possible The Proposal will premiere the week after.
Could The Proposal be Tues and Wed 8.30, with Celebrity Chase Wed 7.30?
The Proposal looks like a 7.30 show to me.
TV Tonight has a detailed review of the first episode. Sounds like a combination of Perfect Match and The Bachelor.
Coming Soon
How long is it before you know you want to spend the rest of your life with someone? A week? A month? How about an hour!
From the producers of The Bachelor, Channel Sevenâs bold new series THE PROPOSAL rewrites the Australian love story â first impressions to a marriage proposal in just one hour. But, will they say yes?
Hosted by LUKE JACOBZ, this wild and romantic adventure speeds up the traditional path to marriage that traditionally takes months or years.In each self-contained episode of THE PROPOSAL, the mystery suitor/suitress is hidden from sight in the âcommitment ringâ with eight singles attempting to win their heart. The suitor/suitress can see the singles but the singles canât see the suitor/suitress. After four elimination rounds, the final two singles will have the chance to propose marriage or be proposed to.
The romancing gets underway during the first impressions round when singles introduce themselves to the suitor/suitress declaring why they would make their perfect fiancé. Personality quirks, jobs, interests, dreams, goals, pet hates and passions are offered up as the suitor/suitress learns more about their potential partner.
After meeting the eight singles, the mystery suitor/suitress has a tough decision â they must nominate six singles they would like to get to know better, sending two singles home immediately.
Next, the remaining six singles dare to bare their bodies (as little or as much as they choose) and souls on the beach date, revealing something deeply personal. At the end of this round, four singles are chosen to progress to the next round.
The third round explores âdeal breakersâ - the hot topics that can make or break a relationship; sex, money, family and religion. The four remaining singles answer the mystery suitor/suitressâ most pressing and confronting questions before one single is asked to leave.
In the fourth round, the three singles strive to secure the all-important seal of approval from the mystery suitor/suitressâ most trusted family members and friends.
With the mystery suitor/suitressâ life-long happiness at stake, family and friends pull no punches covering off everything from finances to fidelity and baby plans! Only two singles will progress to meet the suitor/suitress face-to-face.
In a dramatic reveal, the two remaining singles finally see the suitor/suitress for the first time. The moment of truth has arrived, and a marriage proposal is presented. Will it be accepted?
THE PROPOSAL is a Warner Bros production for Channel Seven.
Episode 1: Single mum Jess is matched with eight single men all vying to leave as her fiance.
