Proposal cards · Valentine’s Day
“Will you be my Valentine?” is five words, and somehow the hardest five to send. The Perfect Proposal makes it playful: they see your question with a Yes and a No — and the No button slips away every time they try to tap it. When they finally hit Yes, a little celebration plays and your photos appear as a stack of sweet moments.
You’ll make it in our proposal editor, valentine.myheartcraft.com.
Type your own question — “Will you be my Valentine?”, “Dinner on the 14th?” or anything else — add their name and a few photos, and you get a private link to send on WhatsApp, Instagram or Snapchat. It opens straight in their browser.
It works for a crush you have been meaning to ask, a new relationship’s first Valentine’s Day or a partner of many years who will laugh at the runaway button. Valentine’s Day is 14 February, but the card works any day you feel brave.
Your question with a Yes and a No — the No button runs from every tap. When they say yes, a celebration plays and your photos appear as a stack of sweet moments.
Continues on valentine.myheartcraft.com.
Will you be my Valentine?
Will you be my Valentine… again this year?
Dinner with me on the 14th?
Can I be your Valentine this year?
Will you be my Valentine, even from 2,000 km away?
They open your link and see your question with Yes and No. The No button dodges every tap, so Yes is the only way forward — then a celebration plays and your photos appear.
Yes. Pick a ready-made question or type your own, and add their name so it feels personal.
Any time before or on 14 February. Sending it a few days early gives you time to plan the actual date once they say yes.
Yes, if you know them well enough that they will enjoy the joke. The runaway No is playful, so keep it light — and if they tell you no in the chat, take it gracefully.
A one-time price, shown in your currency before you pay. There’s no subscription.
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