Singaporean airline Scoot has started celebrating Valentine's early on a flight from Australia to Singapore by helping passengers have photoshoots with their seatmates.

Nick Renwick, from Geelong, posted a photo to his Instagram account of himself and his partner on their flight from Melbourne to Singapore showing the romantic event.

He said that midway through his flight, the crew turned on rainbow cabin lighting and played the song Lovefool by The Cardigans. They then proceeded down the plane and took photos of people with their valentines.

"Ok so @flyscootau is the coolest airline," Mr Renwick wrote on his Instagram post. "Halfway through the flight, they turned on rainbow lighting and the song Lovefool then we got to do photo shoots."

The photos were taken by the cabin crew and featured fun props like cardboard glasses, hats and mustaches. Each couple were photographed in a frame decorated with hearts, flowers and butterflies.

The frame had "Be my valentine" and "Kiss me" written along its sides, as well as "Be my lover" and a reference to the famous Jerry Maguire scene with "You got me at hello."

It also featured "#Wannabeascootee" the company's social media hashtag where customers can share images of their flight experiences on Scoot.

A spokeperson for Scoot Airlines said that whilst some on board events are planned in advance by Scoot head office, the company encourages cabin crew to have fun and do mini-events for passengers, meaning every flight is different. The company calls it "scootitude."

"Scootitude is our crew's fun, and 'can do' attitude. We like to imbue them with a sense of fun, and a willingness to go the extra mile to make a passenger's flight enjoyable," the spokesperson said.

"Sometimes the crew plan things in advance with our headquarters team for larger days like Valentines, Halloween, Easter and Christmas, but if there is an event on board that they find out about they are able to do a spontaneous "fun event" as well."

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