The "Dancing With the Stars" couple Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd recently hosted a party to celebrate their engagement.
The couple had planned a masquerade-themed engagement celebration at the Diamond Horseshoe, a club in the basement of New York City's Paramount Hotel near Times Square.
While, Murgatroyd, 29, looked elegantly beautiful wearing a white, sleeveless tuxedo-style top and a half skirt with a floral lace underlay, Chmerkovskiy, 36, looked handsome in an all-black suit with a matching tuxedo shirt, reported E Online.
Among the guests who attended the party were Sharna Burgess, Tony Dovolani, Val Chmerkovskiy, Amy Purdy, and Rumer Willis.
Rumer even took to Instagram to share some moments from the fun-filled night.
"What an incredible night celebrating these two," Willis captioned a photo of her with the to-be-wed couple Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd, according to Just Jared. "I am so honored to have been apart of it. Love you both."
She even had a solo performance of Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" at the party.
Burgess also took to Instagram to post a photo with Murgatroyd.
"Hugs and endless love for the most beautiful girl in the room, inside and out, every time," she wrote, reported People Magazine.
"What an incredible night baby girl, and it's just the beginning of a new incredible chapter in your life. Love you beyond @petamurgatroyd #bestengagementpartyever."
Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd got engaged in December last year during a performance in Miami.
While, the couple is yet to announce their wedding date, they revealed to Touch Weekly that they would have an East Coast wedding.
"We know that we want to do an East Coast wedding," Murgatroyd told People Magazine. "That's about it. Probably in a year or something but that's really all we've thought about."
"I want it to be a million dollar wedding! She wants a princess thing with the horse and carriage and I want to give that to her," Chmerkovskiy told InTouch.
"It's going to be massive, probably 500 people, somewhere in New York. Our families will fly over for it."