Saying sorry
How to say sorry to your girlfriend or boyfriend with a website
When “sorry” over text doesn’t feel like enough, a small apology page shows you took time to think about it. Here’s how to make one that feels sincere, not gimmicky.
Short answer: Pick an apology template, write what happened and what you’ll do differently in your own words, add a photo of you two, then send the link. It’s free and ready in a few minutes.
Make an apology page
- Choose a gentle design. Pick an apology template with a calm, sweet feel.
- Say what happened. Name the mistake plainly. Don’t explain it away.
- Say what changes. Write one or two things you’ll do differently.
- Add a photo. A happy photo of the two of you reminds them what you both want to get back to.
- Send it and give space. Create the page, send the link, and let them reply in their own time.
What a good apology says
Good apologies have three parts: what you did, how it made them feel, and what you’ll do next time. The page is just the wrapping; the words are what matter.
- “I’m sorry I…” and name it.
- “I know it made you feel…”
- “Next time I’ll…”
What to avoid
Skip “sorry if you were hurt”, long explanations, and jokes that make light of it. Keep it short, honest and about them.
Apology templates
Questions people ask
Is an apology website a good idea?
It works best alongside a real conversation. It shows effort and gives them your words to read in their own time.
Is it free?
Yes, making and sharing the page is free with no account.
Can I add our photos?
Yes, you can swap the sample pictures for your own.
Will other people see it?
Only people you send the link to.