
Rosewood
Deep red and cream, with roses and a handwritten feel. The warm one.
Create a personalised birthday website for your husband with your photos, your memories, a letter and one private link.
He types a four digit code only he would guess, and the whole of it opens up behind that.
Start for free. No coding and no hosting. You pay once, at the end.

There is a shortlist most husbands get handed every year. Something for the wrist, something in a bottle, something for the shed. He will be perfectly pleased with it. He will also have completely forgotten it by March.
What he does not get, from anyone, is being told at length and on purpose what the last however many years have actually been like.
WishCrane does the building. You pick the photos and write the letter, and there is nothing left to figure out.
A birthday gift for your husband made from your own memories, instead of picked off a shelf.
Fill it with the photos, the memories and the things you actually want to tell him.
Send one private link on his birthday and let him discover what is inside.
Unlike a card, the website is still there long after his birthday is over.
You choose the photos and write the message. WishCrane handles the rest.
Something he cannot buy himself.
It will not open until he types a four digit code you chose. Your anniversary, the year you met, four digits he will get on the first try.
Candles he puts out himself, on his own screen, before the rest of it turns up. Deliberately silly, and the bit he mentions to somebody later.
The pictures you go looking for fill a polaroid stack, an album with pages that turn, and the lock screen frame. Dig out the old ones.
Said properly and in full, sealed behind a wax seal until he taps it open. He will read it more than once.
Short lines about him. Not the big speech, just the ordinary things you notice and rarely say to his face.
A real page at a real address, still there next birthday with no subscription or renewal needed.
No account to make, no app to download, nothing to install.
Two of them. Rosewood, deep red and warm. Aurora, night blue with northern lights and falling snow. Open both and see which looks more like him.
Five to twelve pictures, the letter and the short reasons. None of the boxes start empty, so you are editing rather than composing from nothing.
Pay once and your website goes live. Your private link arrives by email, ready to send over breakfast or at midnight.
Both are live and working. Open one, try the code on the hint, and go through the whole thing.

Deep red and cream, with roses and a handwritten feel. The warm one.

Night blue skies, northern lights and falling snow. The dreamy one.
One payment, made at the end. There is no subscription and nothing renews.
One birthday website
$3.99$12.99
One-time payment. No subscription.
Start for free. You only pay once the page is finished and you are happy with it.
None. Nothing gets installed, there is no hosting to deal with and no account to set up. You fill in a form and the page gets built for you.
About ten minutes if the photos are on the phone or laptop in front of you. Choosing which pictures to use takes longer than any of the technical parts, because there are none.
No. He taps the link, types the four digit code, and it opens in the browser already on his phone.
Each page has its own private link and is protected by your four digit code. Pages are not listed publicly or indexed by search engines, and photos have their location data stripped before storage.
Between five and twelve, spread across the polaroid stack, the album and the lock screen frame. Any of them can be swapped before you send it.
Yes, for 24 hours from the moment it goes live. Your edit link arrives by email, and any change shows up on the link he already has.
No. You pay once and it stays up. No subscription, no renewal notice and nothing to cancel.
Ten minutes now, and he gets something he will still have next year.