A QR code for your marriage proposal
A proposal is the one moment you want to get right. A QR code adds a second layer: tuck it into the ring box or onto a card, and when your partner scans it, a page made for this moment opens with your photos, a message you wrote, your song and a counter of every day, hour and second you've been together.
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Example love page (made-up couple)
- 5photos in the slideshow
- 400characters in your message
- ~10 minto make it
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How a QR code fits into a proposal
It doesn't replace the proposal, it adds to it. Some people give the code right before they ask, so the photos and the message set the mood. Others hand it over just after, as a keepsake of the day.
Because the page stays online and can be edited, it also becomes something to come back to: the first thing you shared as an engaged couple.
Ideas for where to put the code
The code is an image, so it can be printed small or large:
- On a card inside the ring box, under the ring
- On a small card tied to a bouquet
- On a framed photo of you two, given at dinner
- On a menu card or a note placed at the table
- Sent as a link if you're proposing over a video call
What to write
Your message holds up to 400 characters. A structure that works: the moment you knew, what you want your life together to look like, and then the question itself in the last line, so it's the last thing they read.
Pick up to 5 photos that tell your story in order, such as the first trip, a hard time you got through together and a recent one, and add the song that belongs to the two of you. The song starts after they tap to open the page.
Prepare it before the big day
Test the page on your own phone before the proposal. Make sure the QR code scans, the photos look right and the song is the one you want. You can preview all of this for free before you pay.
How to make it in under 10 minutes
You don't need to install anything or know how to design. Everything happens in the browser, on your phone or computer.
- Type both names and the date your relationship started (the time is optional).
- Upload up to 5 couple photos and write your message (up to 400 characters).
- Optionally paste a YouTube link to your song, and pick the page colors.
- Watch the live preview update as you type. When it looks right, create your account and make a one-time payment.
- Download your QR code and copy your link. Print the code, stick it on the gift, or send the link.
Frequently asked questions
Does my partner need an app to scan the QR code?
No. A phone camera scans it and the page opens in the browser.
Can I ask the question inside the message?
Yes. The message holds up to 400 characters, so there's room for a short story and the question. Putting the question in the last line works well.
What if the signal is bad where I'm proposing?
The page needs an internet connection to open, so test the signal at the place beforehand, or send the link a few minutes earlier.
Does it work for any couple, including same-sex proposals?
Yes. The page has no gendered fields: you write both names and your own message, so it fits any proposal.
Can I keep using the page after the proposal?
Yes. The page doesn't expire, and you can edit the photos and message later, for example to add engagement photos.
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