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Friday Funny: British Airways Commercial Parody

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I absolutely love the British Airways theme song (the flower duet), and recently provided commentary on my favorite British Airways commercials which both include the famous song.

Now, here’s a parody on a British Airways commercial for this week’s Friday funny:

The parody was filmed at Kilworth House Hotel, Leicestershire by ‘Theatre in the Orangery.’

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