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WATCH: Musical Cast Pitches In For Proposal Flashmob

Patrick Stiles had a little help from his Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat cast mates when he proposed to his future husband.

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A gay couple is making plans to tie the knot after one man proposed to his husband-to-be with some help of his Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat cast mates.

Patrick Stiles, star of a Canadian production of the show, coordinated a flashmob to Mika's "Love Today," with the rest of his cast. The performance culminated in a sweet rendition of Elton John's "Our Song" and a proposal to his partner, Mike Kennedy.

"This came off even better than I expected it would," Stiles said after the performance, according to Guelph Mercury. "He really didn't have a clue, and it was amazing. What a huge day -- a life-changing day."

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