Actually personal
Your words and your photos instead of the same forwarded greeting everyone else received this morning.
Celebrations · Name days
Name day wishes worth more than a text
In half of Europe the name day matters as much as the birthday. Send something that shows it — a warm, personal page, ready in minutes.
One private link · Opens in any browser · From $6.99
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Happy name day!
Χρόνια πολλάFrom all of usOur photos
Thank you!
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Why name days with DateCloser
Why a page beats a text
In Greece, Cyprus, Italy, Poland, Hungary and much of central Europe, a name day is a proper occasion — and yet most of us mark it with the same three-word message everyone else sends. A DateCloser name day page takes two minutes longer and lands completely differently: your own words, your photos together, and a warm design that feels like it was made for them, because it was. It opens straight in their browser, and you can gather messages from the whole family into one page. Χρόνια πολλά, properly said.
From the whole family
Collect a line from each cousin, sibling and grandparent into a single page that arrives as one.
Opens in one tap
No account to make. It just opens in the browser, however old their phone is.
How it works
A few minutes, start to finish
Make it
Send it
Get the yes
Make it land
How to write a name days page they keep
None of this is complicated, but it changes how the page reads.
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Send it in the morning
Name day messages arrive in a flood early. Land first and yours is the one they remember.
- 2
Use their language
Χρόνια πολλά, sto lat, buon onomastico — the greeting in their own words always lands harder.
- 3
Gather the family
Five short messages from five people beats one long one from you.
What they’ll open
Cheaper than the flowers
A bunch is $30 and dead by Friday.
Every plan: all themes and effects, photos, music, instant alerts, no watermark.
Free to build — you only pay when you publish.
FAQ
Name days — your questions, answered
FAQ
Name days — your questions, answered
One link away from a yes.
You could send it tonight.
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Traditionally “many years” — χρόνια πολλά in Greek, sto lat in Polish, buon onomastico in Italian. Add one specific, personal line after it and the greeting stops being generic.
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