A gift for your wife or husband

The Nth Sunrise: An example certificate.

Your 9,132nd sunrise — over the place where you met, numbered from the day you met. A certificate and a poster to print.

$9.99 · Find your sunrise number

Open the PDF · About The Nth Sunrise

Valentine’s Day gift: a red rose on a stone embankment by a moonlit river

After years together, it’s hard to find something new to give. A moment over a place from your story is.

The longer you are together, the less a gift needs to cost and the more it needs to mean. Resthe lets you dedicate a real moment of nature, a sunrise, a sunset or a full moon night, over a place that belongs to the two of you: where you met, where you got engaged, where your children were born, where you plan to grow old.

Your wife or husband gets a gift page with the exact local time and a countdown, so it becomes something to wait for together. The certificate with the place, the coordinates, the time and your words is ready right after payment. It is easy to download and print, for a card, a frame, or the inside of a book you give with it.

Which moment fits

Occasions it suits

  • An anniversary, a birthday, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s or Father’s Day, or simply because.

Dedication length: up to 140 characters for The Nth Sunrise, 240 for Sky Wonders.

Questions

Is it romantic or a bit strange?

It’s as personal as the place and words you choose. Most people choose a place from their story together.

Can I time it for Valentine’s Day or an anniversary?

Yes. Choose that day in the wizard: it shows the exact date and local time of its sunrise or sunset before you pay.

Can I give it in person?

Yes. Show the gift page with its countdown, or print the certificate: it is ready right after payment.

Do they need an account?

No. It’s a link that works on any phone.

What exactly am I buying?

A dedication of a real natural moment, recorded in the private Resthe registry, with a gift page and a certificate. Not ownership of any place or of the sky.

Dedicate a moment to your wife or husband

A commemorative dedication recorded in the private Resthe registry — not ownership of the sky, the weather or land, and not an official registration.

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