doyouwant.date
A ceremony in ten scenes on their phone. Not legal. Entirely real.
Free to build · 4 minutes
Their vows to you
I will always tell you when the coffee is bad, and drink it anyway.
I will come find you at every party within ten minutes.
I will keep choosing you on the ordinary days too.
Léa
will you marry me, just for us?
The sealed envelope on their phone
Six worlds to stand in
Three vows, three moments from your story, a ring, and a world to stand in. Four minutes, and nothing you have to invent from nothing.
One link, one sealed envelope on their phone. Ten scenes at their own pace, ending with a question only they can answer.
A certificate with both signatures and its own registry number, and a page holding the vows, the story and whatever your witnesses wrote.
Every world is one lit surface in a dark room. Pick one and this whole page changes with it. Three are free, three come with Premium.
Building the ceremony costs nothing, and you see exactly what you are making before you decide anything. The link is what you pay for, and it is yours straight away.
The whole builder, all six worlds and a certificate that updates as you type. No account, no card.
The certificate without the watermark, a file ready for print at 300 dpi, your page kept for good, the guest book, and a nudge before every anniversary.
Everything in Unlock, plus the three premium worlds and the vertical video export.
One payment, no subscription. Either of you can pay, and it unlocks for both.
DYW.2026.000431
Every ceremony gets its own registry number (DYW.<year>.<no.>), and every certificate carries the line that says it plainly: this is not official. It is a promise in your own words — which is what most weddings really are.
A fun affirmation of love with no legal force. No law, no office, no witnesses required.
No, and it never pretends to be. Every certificate carries the line that says so. It is a promise made in your own words, which is the part most weddings are actually about.
Neither of you does. The ceremony travels as one link, and everything behind it is reachable from that link alone.
Then it ends quietly. They are told nothing was charged, you get one message saying what happened, and there is no second ask and no reminder.
That is the normal case. You build it where you are, they walk through it where they are, and the certificate carries both signatures.
Free to build · 4 minutes