•Love page idea

A proposal website
that ends with the question

Walk them through your story, one memory at a time, and finish with “Will you marry me?”. Open it together, or send it and wait by the door with the ring.

Free to build $6.99 once when you send it Editable after sending

A proposal website tells the story of how you got to this moment: the first message, the first trip, the time you knew. They scroll through it, and at the bottom is the question.

You can open it together on a phone or a laptop, play it on a TV, or send the link so they find it while you're getting down on one knee. A password keeps it hidden until the moment, and timed opening means it can't be found early.

What to put on it

Your story (timeline)

Build up to it: how you met, the first “I love you”, the hard parts, the day you knew. End on today.

Time together

A live counter of every second so far is a nice prelude to asking for the rest.

Reasons I want forever

Write these as reasons you want to marry them, not just reasons you love them.

Your song

Add the song you'll play when they say yes.

Love letter

Keep it shorter than you think. The closing card does the asking.

The question

The closing card says “Will you marry me?” in big letters. Change the wording to anything you like.

AN EXAMPLE LAST TIMELINE ENTRY

“Today. I've thought about how to ask you a hundred times. Keep scrolling.”

How to make it

  1. 1

    Start from the proposal template

    It's set up with a time-together counter, a gallery, a timeline, reasons, your song and a letter, and closes with “Will you marry me?”.

  2. 2

    Tell your story

    Add the moments that led here, with a photo for each, and write your reasons.

  3. 3

    Keep it secret

    Choose a link that doesn't give it away, add a password, and set a time if you want it to open at a certain moment.

  4. 4

    Plan how they'll see it

    Open it together, cast it to a TV, or send the link while you get the ring ready. It's $6.99 once.

Start from the template

Already filled in. Swap the photos and the words for your own, and add or remove any part.

Frequently asked questions

How do I propose with a website?

Build a page that tells your story and ends with the question, then decide how they'll see it: scroll through it together, show it on a big screen, or send the link and be there with the ring when they reach the end.

How do I keep the proposal page secret?

Love pages are never listed on Google. Pick a link that doesn't mention a proposal, add a password, and you can also set the page to open only at a chosen date and time.

Can I change the wording of the question?

Yes. Every word on the page is editable, including the closing card, and you can write it in any language.

Can I keep the page after they say yes?

Yes. The page stays at the same link and you can keep editing it, so you can add engagement photos afterwards.

Updated 2026-10-18

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