Anniversary ecards for your wife, with both of your real faces

Anniversary ecards for your wife that star the two of you: Paris at night, a salsa club, a Bollywood courtyard and a wedding do-over for her phone.

An anniversary ecard for your wife works better with the two of you in it. On Tangy Limes, both of your real faces, cut out of one photo, go on a dancing couple and sing an original anniversary song, so you get to serenade her with choreography you never had to learn.

Here's how to pick one, in three questions.

1. Does she like romantic, or ridiculous?

Romantic: Ooh La La Anniversary. The Eiffel Tower glowing at night, a little Paris café where someone plays the accordion, a bridge over the Seine covered in love locks at sunset, and a riverboat deck strung with lights. It's very French. You don't have to be.

Ridiculous: Vegas Baby Anniversary. The Strip at night, a tiny wedding chapel with a heart-shaped arch, a casino floor of glowing slot machines, and a hotel balcony with confetti. It's the elopement you didn't have, or the one you did and still don't explain to her mother.

2. Does she love to dance?

Then pick the one where you finally can. Salsa Anniversary opens in a salsa club with a live band and trumpets, then a backyard fiesta at night with paper decorations overhead, a beach at sunset, and a grand hall with chandeliers. Bollywood Anniversary starts in a palace courtyard hung with orange marigold garlands and lanterns, then a city rooftop under golden lights, a field of yellow mustard flowers, and a grand stage. It's square, so it posts neatly.

The dancers already know the steps. You take the credit.

3. Does she watch everything on her phone?

Pick a tall one. Wedding Day Again and Vegas Baby Anniversary are made in 9:16, so they fill a phone screen. Wedding Day Again is the do-over: a reception hall with string lights, a dance floor under a disco ball, a garden flower arch where the bouquet gets tossed, and church steps with petals falling. Nobody's cousin gives a speech this time.

Both tall cards work with one face or two, so you can make her the only star if you'd rather watch than dance.

Making it

  1. Find a photo of you both, faces toward the camera, mouths visible. A selfie from a trip is fine.
  2. Pick the card and tap to choose who dances where. Two wives, two husbands, anyone: every couple card takes any two faces.
  3. Type your names for the intro.
  4. Rewrite the headline if you have a better line. STILL CHOOSING YOU. YOU'RE STILL OUT OF MY LEAGUE. SORRY ABOUT THE THERMOSTAT.
  5. Watch the preview free. If a head looks big for its dancer, shrink it. Turn on captions if you want the words on screen.

The faces are real cutouts from your photo, with no AI changes. Only the mouths move, to the words of the song. So pick a photo she likes of herself. This matters more than which card you choose.

Sending it

Keeping the card is $1.99, paid once, no subscription. Text it to her at breakfast, make a share link, or put it on the TV at dinner and watch her try to keep a straight face during the accordion part.

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Questions

Which anniversary card is the romantic one?

Ooh La La Anniversary: the Eiffel Tower at night, a little café, a bridge covered in love locks and a riverboat with string lights.

Which ones fit a phone screen?

Wedding Day Again and Vegas Baby Anniversary are made in 9:16. Any card can also be saved as 9:16.

Can I put just her face in it?

Yes. Wedding Day Again and Vegas Baby Anniversary work with one face or two, and Another Year of Us takes one face.

Does it work for two wives?

Yes. Every couple card takes any two faces, and you choose who dances on which dancer.

How much is it?

Watching the preview with both faces is free. Keeping it is $1.99, with no subscription.

Make one now

Pick a card, add your photos, type the names. $1.99, no subscription, no account.