A wedding gift

Our First Full Moon Night: An example certificate.

Their first full moon night as a married couple — the exact night over the place where they married, from sunset to sunrise. A certificate and a poster to print. Available within a month of the wedding.

$9.99 · Create their first full moon night

Open the PDF · About Our First Full Moon Night

Wedding gift: a couple walking under a flower arch toward the setting sun

After the vows and the dancing, there is a first morning. Dedicate the sunrise over their venue to the newlyweds.

Wedding registries are full of things for the kitchen. This gift is a moment: the first sunrise of their married life, or a sunset, over the place where they married or the home they are starting together. You choose the point on the map, we calculate the moment to the minute and dedicate it to both of them, with your words, in the Resthe registry.

Send them the gift page on the day, by message or email. It shows the exact time and a countdown, so the couple can step outside and watch it if they are there. The certificate with the place, the coordinates, the time and your message is ready right after payment, to download as a PDF or print.

Which moment fits

Writing the dedication

  • Put both names as the recipient: “Anna & James”.
  • Keep the message personal and short: one memory, one wish.

Dedication length: up to 140 characters for Our First Full Moon Night, 240 for Sky Wonders.

Questions

Can I dedicate it to two people?

Yes. Write both names in “Recipient’s name”, for example “Anna & James”.

When should I buy?

Whenever you like, even weeks before: choose the day after the wedding for their first morning married, or the wedding day for its sunset. The wizard shows the exact date and local time before you pay.

Can several guests give one together?

Yes. Write all your names in “Your name”, for example “The Miller family”.

What if the couple is travelling?

Choose the honeymoon destination and the full moon night. The page works on any phone, anywhere.

Is the place reserved for them?

No. It is a symbolic dedication of a natural moment in our private registry, not a right to the place or the sky.

Dedicate a moment to the couple

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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