Kesha Helping a Gay Couple Get Engaged at Disney World Melts Our Hearts 

We've all thought about it -- the moment we get engaged. We dream up perfect scenarios, plan out loving, yet witty banter, and imagine the ideal setting. That being said, not many of us are able to dream big enough to imagine getting engaged with the help of one of our favorite artists.

However, that's exactly what happened this weekend at a Kesha concert at Disney World.

Saturday night, the singer posted an adorable photo on her Instagram that featured the gay couple whose engagement she helped orchestrate:

 

overcome and overwhelmed with emotion on stage last night. I'm honored that @jnegrelli57 & @m_abu24 shared such a monumental moment with me, and let me help orchestrate their surprise engagement. love is the magic in life, and really there is nothing more important. he said yes. ;) he actually said "a million times, yes". then my heart melted and I cried. haha. congratulations

A photo posted by Kesha (@iiswhoiis) on Jun 5, 2016 at 2:46pm PDT

Kesha, who is bisexual, was recently awarded the Human Rights Campaign's Visibility Award. In her speech, the singer encouraged those who may feel different to embrace who they are, stand up for themselves and what they believe in, and to avoid the pressure they may feel to change:

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"My message today is don’t be afraid to speak up against any injustice you experience," she said. "Don’t let people scare or shame you into changing the things about you that make you unique."

 

Thank you @humanrightscampaign for having me tonight and for my visibility award. Tonight was incredibly special to be awarded for something I care so deeply about. I will fight for equal human rights till the day I die. Love always wins!

A photo posted by Kesha (@iiswhoiis) on Mar 5, 2016 at 9:39pm PST