Love
Ways to say it, and make it last
Two names on a love lock nobody can cut off, a letter they have to scan, a note for someone who does not know yet. Every way people say it on the Wall of Forever, on a brick that stays.
Write your brick
Love, written down somewhere it stays
Padlocks get cut off bridges, letters get lost in house moves and messages scroll away. A brick on the Wall of Forever keeps your words where you set them, with its own link: two names and a date, a love letter, or the thing you have never said out loud.
Give them the link, or print a small QR card with nothing on it but the code and leave it in a book or a coat pocket. Sign it, or don't — the brick shows only what you wrote. The wall itself is public, so write what you would be glad for them, and anyone else, to read.
Ideas for love
For the two of you
- Love LockLock in your love, forever
- One Year Anniversary GiftYour first year, kept
- First Christmas TogetherYour first one, kept for good
- Long Distance Relationship GiftTwo cities, one brick
Love letters and notes
- QR Love LetterA love letter they have to scan
- Love Letter to Your GirlfriendWrite it once, keep it for good
- Love Letter to Your BoyfriendSay it once, keep it for good
- Love Notes for HerShort notes, and one that stays
Crushes and confessions
Write your brick
Two names and a date, or the words you want them to find. You can see it take shape as you write.
Will they know it is from me?
Only if you sign it. The brick shows only what you wrote, and a QR card carries just the code and an optional line.
Can other people read it?
The wall is public, so anyone could come across the brick. Write what you would be glad for others to read too.
Can I give it to them as a QR code?
Yes. If you write the brick yourself, print its QR card as a gift tag, a wallet card or a postcard. They scan it, and your words appear.
Can it be removed?
No. It keeps its place on the wall for good, unlike a padlock on a bridge.
How much is it?
From €5 for a single brick, paid once.
Say it, and let it last
Your words, on a wall that keeps them.
Write your brick