Send one link. They open a little Valentine’s ticket with your question, the plan and two buttons — and the No runs away every time they reach for it. Their yes lands with you the moment they tap.
Type their name, the day — it starts on February 14th — and where you’re going. Add a line of your own, or borrow one below.
iMessage, WhatsApp, Instagram or Snapchat — it opens straight in their browser. No app, no account, for either of you.
The No dodges every tap; the Yes is right there. Their answer appears in your private dashboard the moment they press it.
Tap one and it goes straight into your note — you can change every word.
Tables fill up and plans get made. Asking early takes the pressure off the day itself, and gives you time to book somewhere good.
“Be my Valentine?” lands better with a time and a place attached. Even “pizza at mine, 7pm” beats a vague maybe — and the ticket has room for both.
Only been on a date or two? A playful link is the perfect pitch: it says you like them without a speech, and the runaway No does the joking for you.
Valentine’s invites aren’t only for crushes. Partners love being asked properly too — put the plan on the ticket and let them press yes.
Yes. Making and sending it is free — no sign-up, no watermark. Fancier ticket designs are an optional extra, and you see the price before anything is charged.
It does. On a phone it bolts the moment it’s tapped; with a mouse it dodges before the pointer gets there and hides behind a teddy or a plant, then peeks back out with a cheeky excuse. Yes is always one tap away.
It’s a joke with a real question inside — the page only records a yes. If they’re not in the mood, they simply won’t press it, and you’ll see the invitation is still unanswered. Send it to someone you’re fairly sure will smile.
When you make the link you also get a private link to your own dashboard. Their answer shows up there the moment they tap — keep that link to yourself.
No. It opens in any browser on any phone — including inside Instagram, Snapchat and WhatsApp — with nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
Of course. The date starts on the 14th because that’s what most people want, but any day and time works — Galentine’s on the 13th included.