Photo memories
Choose the photos that tell the story of the two of you.
For the next chapter of us
Tell your love story.Ask your biggest question.
Bring your relationship milestones, favorite photos, and a heartfelt proposal message together on a personal website.
Free to create and preview. $2.99 once to publish.
A note for you
Every chapter has brought me back to you.
With all my love, Alex.
Our little timeline
The first hello
Building a life together
The question I want to ask
The adventure that changed everything ♥
Made from your favorite pieces
The story that leads to your question
Start with your first hello. Remember the moments that brought you here. End with the words you want them to hear.
Letters and chapters
Write why you want to share the chapters still ahead.
Your timeline
Let your relationship milestones lead toward your proposal.
Love, counted
Remember how long it’s been since your story began.
The story inside your chats
Revisit the conversations that started everything.
A hidden surprise
Add a photo reveal before your final proposal message.
Use the pieces you love. Skip anything you don't.
Make the story your own
Plan the story behind your proposal website
Use the page to support a moment you have thought through together. A proposal works best when the future has already been discussed and the presentation feels comfortable for your partner.
Choose milestones that lead to your question
Start with your first conversation, include a moment when you became a team, and end with the life you hope to build. Choose photos and captions that explain why those moments mattered rather than trying to summarize every year.
Make the final message clear and personal
Write what you value about your life together and one promise you mean to keep. Put the question in the closing message, after the letter and memories. A simple “Will you marry me?” can carry more weight than a long speech that does not sound like you.
Rehearse how you will open the page
Preview the full sequence and check it on the device you plan to use. Arrange a quiet setting and an internet connection, then open the published page together or on a call. The page presents your question; listen to their answer yourself rather than expecting a response form.
For help choosing the milestones that lead to your question, explore our anniversary website ideas and build a clear relationship timeline.
If you plan to open the page together on a call, our long-distance gift ideas offer ways to bring shared memories into the moment.
A proposal-letter example
This fictional example moves from shared routines to a future together. Rewrite the promise and final question in words you would be comfortable saying aloud.
Explore the proposal website exampleFrom the first conversation that lasted longer than either of us expected, to the little routines that now feel like home, you’ve become my favorite part of every day. I want more of all of it: the adventures, the quiet mornings, the unexpected turns, and the ordinary Tuesdays. I want to keep building this life with you.
Mia, will you marry me?
With all my love, Alex.
Start with something only you know
Not sure what to write?
You don’t need a perfect speech. Try finishing one of these thoughts in your own words.
- The first thing I noticed about you…
- The moment I knew I wanted a future with you…
- What our life together could look like…
- A promise I want to make to you…
- The question I want to ask at the end…
Simple from the start
Made in three easy steps
- 01
Begin with your relationship story
Use the our-journey starter with the proposal occasion and choose the milestones that lead to this moment.
- 02
Write your letter and final question
Add your photos and memories, then place the proposal in the closing message. Check that the order feels natural.
- 03
Preview and arrange the moment
Publish when ready and test the link on your chosen device. Open it together in person or during a call.
One page, yours forever
Create for free. Pay once to publish.
- Custom URL
- Optional privacy gate
- Hosting included
- Future edits included
One payment per page. Hosting and future republishes are included while the service operates.
A few things to know
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Choose a starting page, add your words and memories, and preview the result. No coding or hosting setup needed.
Can the page end with “Will you marry me?”?
Yes. Add your relationship timeline and letter, then write your question in the closing message. The page presents your proposal; arrange the moment and hear their answer in person or on a call.
Does a proposal website collect a yes or no answer?
No. It displays your story and closing question; there is no response form or answer tracking. Arrange to hear their response in person or on a call.
How can I keep the proposal page a surprise?
Keep the project as a draft while preparing it, and share the link only when you are ready. You can add the optional special-date gate at publishing. Choose a page address and title that do not reveal the question if your partner sees the link early.
Can I preview the page before paying?
Yes. Creating and previewing are free. You only pay once when you choose to publish the page.
Can I protect it with our special date?
Yes. Add the optional special-date gate when publishing, so your partner enters the date before opening your gift.
Can I edit it after sending?
Yes. Edit the same page and republish it without another payment. Saving an edit does not change the live gift until you publish again.
Will it work on their phone?
Yes. The page adapts to phones, tablets, and desktops. Send the link in a message so they can open it in their browser.
Make room for your next chapter.
Make something from your memories, then send one personal link.