Couples Website

A proposal website for the biggest question

A proposal website asks "Will you marry me?" with your story around it: the sky the night you met, a timeline of your years, a letter, and fireworks when they say yes. Use it as part of the moment you've planned, or to propose across the miles.

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Free to make. No card until you send it.

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Proposal

What to put on it

Starting points. Keep what sounds like you, skip the rest.

  • The sky the night you met, with the real stars over that spot
  • A timeline of your relationship, ending on the night you propose
  • The big question "Will you marry me?" with fireworks for yes
  • Your song on the retro TV, the one you want playing when you kneel
  • The printed QR code on a card, tucked next to the ring box

How a proposal website fits into your plan

A proposal is a conversation between two people, and a website doesn't replace that. Think of it as the build-up, or the keepsake. You can walk them through your story on their phone, then kneel when they reach the end. You can leave the QR code by the ring box at a picnic. Or, if you live in different cities or countries, it lets you propose across the distance, with the big question on their screen and you on a video call. Ideally you've already talked about marriage, so the page is for the moment, not the decision.

What to put on a proposal website

The letter comes first, so say why you're asking, in plain words. Then build the story. The sky that night draws the stars exactly as they were above the place you met, on that date, or on the night of your first kiss. Our story lays out your relationship as instant photos on a string, up to 30 moments, so the proposal becomes the next one. The big question asks "Will you marry me?" and if they reach for No, the button wanders off, which usually gets a laugh. Yes sets off fireworks and lets you know. The finale can write their name in fireworks too.

Proposing from far away, or keeping it private

Couples who live apart often face a hard choice: wait for the next visit or ask now. A proposal website gives a third option. Send the link at a time you've agreed on for a call, let them read your letter and scroll your timeline, and be on screen when they reach the question. If you'd rather ask in person, use the page as the opening act or the thing they keep afterwards. Either way, it stays private: only people with the link can open it, and you can lock it with a secret PIN.

The sections we'd start with

Already ticked when you start from this page. Swap any of them: there are 18 to choose from.

  • The big question

    Will you…? The NO runs away, the YES sets off fireworks and lets you know.

  • The sky that night

    The real star map of the night and place you met.

  • Our story

    The moments that made you, hung on a string like instant photos.

  • The finale

    A closing line and their name written in fireworks.

Free to make. €4.99 a month to send.

Build the whole page and see it exactly as they will. Pay only when you're ready to send it. Cancel anytime.

While you make it

Free

  • Build the whole page
  • See it exactly as they will
  • Keep your draft as long as you like
  • No account, no card
When you send it

Plus

€4.99/month

  • Your own link: coupleswebsite.com/your-names
  • Up to 20 photos and 30 moments
  • 3 sections of your choice
  • A QR code to print or tuck into a gift
  • No branding on the page
  • Edit it anytime, cancel anytime
Make yours

Extra sections and extras €0.99/month each.

Questions about a page for your proposal

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Should I propose with a website instead of in person?

Only if that's what fits you two. In person is hard to beat, so the page often works best as part of it, as the build-up or the keepsake. For couples living apart, it can carry the question when a flight isn't possible yet.

What happens when they press yes?

Their screen fills with fireworks, and the page lets you know the answer was yes. If you add the finale, a closing line appears and their name is written in fireworks too. Then it's over to you.

Can I keep it hidden until I propose?

Yes. Nothing is online until you subscribe, and you can watch the full preview before that. Once it's live, only someone with the link can open it, and the surprise opening can keep it sealed until the minute you choose.

How much does a proposal website cost?

Building it is free. Putting it online takes Plus, $4.99 a month, cancel anytime. The surprise opening and the secret PIN are optional extras at $0.99 a month each.

Can we keep the page after the proposal?

Yes. Sign in anytime to add photos from the day, the ring and the celebration. The page stays up as long as Plus is active, and if you pause, it goes on a break and returns with everything intact.

Ideas & guides

All ideas
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More ways to use it

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Make the thing they keep

Fifteen minutes tonight, a link they open tomorrow. Free until you send it.

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