Coquette aesthetic giftCoquette
Untie the bow. A pink gingham collage of real lilies, polaroids and your song.
They untie a satin bow and a collage unrolls under their thumb: a polaroid of the two of you between real lilies and blossom, a ticket to happiness, your song on a little player that really pauses, a postcard in your handwriting, a gingham photo strip, and more polaroids all the way down. The torn pink paper behind it all is faintly covered in the words of your own letter, which is waiting at the bottom. Blush, or something blue.
Try it first, no account needed. $11.99 once when you send it, then it's yours forever.
What's included
- Up to 10 photos
- Background music
- Photo captions
- Countdown
- Hidden final surprise
- Video clip
Perfect for
This is the real template with sample data. Tap, scroll and explore.
How to make one
How to make a coquette gift
Add your photos
Choose up to 10 photos. The preview shows exactly what they'll see while you go. Add a song from the library, or the real one that's yours: thirty seconds of it wait at the end, a tap away.
Write what you mean
Say the thing a card never has room for, in your own words: a memory, a joke only they'll get, what you'd tell a stranger about them. Give every photo a caption if you like. Add a countdown to the day and a surprise hidden at the very end.
Send the link
Publish it and send the link anywhere a link goes, or print its QR code and tuck it in a real card. It opens on any phone or laptop, with nothing to install.
Questions people ask
How much does it cost?
Make it and try every part of it first, with no account. Sending it costs $11.99 once, and then the template is yours to use again, forever, with no subscription. The Letter and Constellations are free.
How do they open it?
With the link you send, in WhatsApp, iMessage, Instagram or an email, or by scanning its QR code with a phone camera. It opens in the browser on any phone or laptop: no app to install, no account to make.
Can I change it after I send it?
Yes. Edit it whenever you like and the change goes live at the same link. Links don't expire, so it opens again next year.