I mean, unless you want to rent, but I hardly see how we're going to top this

Eugene:

Ladies and gentlemen, Dukes and Duchesses, Barons and Baronesses, Marquis and, you know, the female version of those, may I share a moment of history with you. Princess, would you join me up here? [Rapunzel gets up from her seat and joins him] Eugene:
Tonight, we celebrate our love for the princess. [Rapunzel looks quizzically at Cassandra, who has no idea what is going on] Eugene:
I, for one, can think of no better way to celebrate the love I have for this woman than this. [He gets on one knee. King Frederick and Cassandra are shocked. Pascal squawks in shock, too] Rapunzel:
Oh, Eugene! Wait. Did you drop something? Eugene:
No. [He takes the box with the ring out of his pocket and opens it. Rapunzel is thrilled] Eugene:
Rapunzel, from the moment I first met you and you knocked me out with that frying pan, I knew it was love. You're my light, you're my best friend and I want to be your partner in all things. [Rapunzel smiles happily] Eugene:
I can't wait to laugh with you and share with you. [Throughout his speech, Rapunzel is overjoyed] Eugene:
I see us raising our children here, and our children's children, and celebrating banquets of our own in this very hall for many, many, many, many years to come. I want to ride our horses out to the Corona wall together each and every morning until we're both very, very old and gray. [Rapunzel realizes what he's saying and is terrified] Eugene:
I love you, Rapunzel, and I want to spend the rest of our lives here together. Rapunzel:
Here? In this... castle? Forever? Eugene:
I mean, unless you want to rent, but I hardly see how we're going to top this