Proposal
Ask the biggest question with a page made for one person
Some people propose on a beach, some in the kitchen. Wherever you ask, this page gives the moment a beginning: an envelope with a wax seal, a letter in your words, your photos together, and a ring box that opens in light.
Free. No ads. They need no app and no account to open it.
How the page unfolds
- A sealed envelope with their name on it. They break the wax seal to open it.
- Your letter, on heavy paper.
- Up to three photos of you two, in arched frames.
- The reasons you love them, as a deck of cards to go through one at a time.
- A ring box that opens in a burst of light, and your question.
- A “Yes” in gold. The “No” is there too, but it is not easy to catch.
- After the yes, the line you wrote for that moment and a keepsake card.
Ways to use it
- Hand them your phone at the spot where you plan to kneel.
- Print the QR code and hide it in a book, a bouquet or a dessert menu.
- Schedule the link to open at the minute you met, and let them watch the countdown.
- Long distance: send the link and be on a video call when they open it.
Not only for marriage
The question is yours to write. “Will you marry me?” fits, and so do “Will you be my Valentine?”, “Will you be my girlfriend?” and “Will you move in with me?”.
Choose between two colour palettes, add a song, and lock the page with a PIN so nobody else opens it first.
Questions
What happens when they say yes?
The page celebrates, shows the line you wrote for that moment and gives them a keepsake card with both your names.
Can they press “No”?
The button is there, but it moves away when they try. It is a joke, not a trap: the real answer is the one they give you.
Will the page be kept?
It is deleted 7 days after it opens. To keep the moment, they can turn the page into a short video before then.
Will You?
A wax-sealed envelope they open, your letter on heavy paper, portraits in arched frames, and a ring box that opens in a burst of light. The “no” is not easy to catch.
Make your proposal