The question
Ask the question in a letter they'll keep forever.
Whether the letter is the proposal or the moment before it, write the story of you two — and let it end with the question. Time it to unlock exactly when you're ready.
A letter for Eleanor
Tap the seal to open
Timed to the second
Set the letter to unlock at the moment you've planned — at dinner, on the trip, as the sun goes down. Until then it's just a sealed envelope and a countdown.
Your story, in order
Add up to ten photos from first date to now. Write the story in between, and save the question for the last line.
A keepsake, not a message
Years from now, the letter will still be there for them to reopen. Download the QR code to frame it beside the photos from the day.
Not sure where to start?
Start with one of these lines.
- “The first time I saw you…”
- “Every version of my future has you in it because…”
- “So I have one question…”
- Start writing
Suggested templates
Letters that suit a proposal
FAQ
Proposal letters, answered
Can I schedule a proposal letter to open at a specific moment?
Yes. Set the unlock date and time to the minute. The letter can't be opened before then — they'll see a countdown instead.
Can I use a custom link?
Yes. Add a custom link like digiloveletter.com/l/will-you-marry-me on top of the private random link.
Occasions
Other reasons to write
- February 14Valentine's DayA Valentine they open, not just read.Write a valentine's day letter
- Another year of usAnniversaryEvery year deserves a letter.Write a anniversary letter
- Miles apartLong DistanceClose the distance with a letter.Write a long distance letter
- Their dayBirthdayThe birthday card, rewritten as a letter.Write a birthday letter
- When sorry mattersApologySome sorrys need more than a text.Write a apology letter