Proposal Website
Turn your memories into a proposal website that leads to your own marriage question. Add a personal letter, photos and a meaningful song, then preview the surprise before you decide to publish.
Your words stay yours. Preview as you create, then share a link or QR code.
Tap to openGive your proposal website both your names and a meaningful date. Choose a font and palette that feel right for the two of you.
Add your note, favorite memories and photos. Personalize the final proposal question, then read the complete surprise in the preview.
Preview your proposal website free. Publishing needs an account and credits; once unlocked, send the recipient link or download its QR code.
Your proposal website opens with an envelope and unfolds into your note, favorite qualities, shared story and hopes for the future. Fill the sections that matter to you, so the question follows a story your partner recognizes.
Make this proposal website your own by editing the final question. A “Say yes” button reveals a heart celebration on their screen, giving your message a playful ending while you share the real answer together.
Publish your proposal website with a password when you want an extra layer of privacy. Share the recipient link or place its QR code inside a handwritten card, then give your partner time to open and read.
A proposal website gives you room to explain why this person matters. Gather the small memories and future hopes you want beside the question, without designing a page from scratch.
Start your proposal website with a detail only you would remember: an ordinary kindness, a familiar place or the moment your plans became shared.
Open your proposal website in the preview and read it aloud. Check the sequence, names and question while you can still change every word.
Save your private creator edit link. Later changes update the same proposal website and recipient URL, so your partner can revisit the story you chose.
For a quiet evening together, build a proposal website around your first meeting and a favorite shared day. Hand over a card with the QR code, let your partner read, then ask your question in person.
A proposal website is a personal page that brings your relationship story and marriage question together. Here, your partner opens an envelope, reads the memories you chose and reaches your custom question with an optional on-screen celebration.
You can create and preview your proposal website free, including its question and celebration. Publishing requires an account and a one-time credit unlock: 1,290 credits for the base gift, plus 700 if you include Interactive Cards. Check Pricing for purchase availability.
Yes. The Memories step includes a dedicated question field. Replace the default “Will you marry me?” with your own wording, up to 150 characters. Preview the ending to check that your message reads the way you intend.
No. It plays a heart celebration in the recipient’s browser. Your proposal website does not send replies or track their answer. Be together or arrange a call so your partner can give you their answer personally.
Add up to ten photos from your shared moments and one supported music link. Use the preview to check their order and presentation. Music opens through its external service, so playback depends on that service and the recipient’s browser.
Yes. Choose password protection before sharing, then give the password only to your partner. A public page can be read by anyone with its link. Keep your separate creator edit link private because it grants editing access.
Yes. Reopen the creator edit link, make your changes and save. Your proposal website keeps its recipient URL, and editing an already unlocked gift does not charge the base publishing credits again. Keep that edit link somewhere safe.
No coding or separate hosting setup is needed. The editor arranges your words, photos and question into the existing reader layout. Local drafts remain in this browser; clearing its storage can remove drafts that you have not published.
Choose a moment you both remember, add the words you want to say, and preview your proposal website before sharing it.