Let the question follow the journey
Arrange photographs from your earliest days onward. Read two or three memories together before reaching the final message. Keep the question clear and brief. One detail only the two of you understand will mean more than a grand generic speech.
Plan the moment around both of you
This is a virtual experience, not a cruise or venue reservation. Use it as a long-distance surprise or something to open during an in-person date. For a proposal, leave time and privacy for a real conversation and an unhurried response.
Your next small step
Start with your own words and memories. Then try the setting you have chosen and see whether the actual experience fits your idea before buying.
Arrange your memories on a timeline →