The promposal, without the poster board
A promposal used to mean a poster, balloons and an audience. This one is a link: “Will you go to prom with me?”, a Yes button, and a No button that will not stay still long enough to be pressed.
After Yes comes what you wrote: the date of the prom, a photo, a plan for the night or a joke about matching outfits.
How to send a promposal link
A few minutes, then the flowers are up to you.
Keep “Will you go to prom with me?” or write your own promposal.
Add the date of the prom and a photo after Yes.
Sign in, create the promposal link and send it.
What the promposal page does
The runaway-No builder in night blue and lilac, dressed for prom.
- A ready prom question and an answer after Yes
- Night-blue and lilac colours, all changeable
- A No button that runs, shrinks or swaps places
- A message, a photo or a link after Yes
Who sends it
Anyone with a prom coming up.
Asking a date to prom before someone else does.
Asking a best friend to go together.
Following the link with flowers at the door.
What happens after sending
The promposal page stays in your account and opens for anyone with the link; you see when it was opened and when Yes was pressed.
The promposal draft is kept apart from your other question pages until you create the link.
Good to know
Creating a promposal link needs a free account; opening it needs nothing.
No runs away on the page, but in real life a no is a no. Ask when you are fairly sure.
Promposal tips
- Send it a few weeks before prom, while there is time to plan outfits.
- Put a photo of the two of you after Yes; it gets screenshotted more than any poster.
Promposal questions
What is a promposal?
Asking someone to prom in a creative way. This one is a link with a Yes button and a No button that runs away.
Can I ask a friend instead of a date?
Of course. Write the question your way; the page works the same.
Do I see their answer?
Yes. Your list of pages shows when the promposal was opened and when Yes was pressed.