A railway-platform goodbye — the departure board flips to their train, wipe a foggy carriage window to find a photo and a message, wave as station boards pass with a line at every stop, and tear off a return ticket valid forever.
Create your own Farewell — We'll Miss YouLovely’s Farewell template is set on an Indian railway platform. It opens on a split-flap departure board that flips in row by row — “Riya Express”, the destination, and “status: leaving us :(”.
At the carriage, the window is fogged with rain running down it: the recipient rubs the glass with a finger to reveal a photo and a message written on the window. Then the train moves — every tap on “wave” chugs it forward as a yellow station board slides past with a line from you and the distance from home. The last scene is a return ticket, from “wherever you are” to “home (us)”, valid forever; they pull the stub to tear it and the page closes with “not goodbye. just ‘see you soon.’”
It costs ₹59, one-time, and takes about 5 minutes: edit the board, the window message, each station line and the ticket, swap the photos, and send it as a link or QR code on WhatsApp. No account needed to open it.
About 5 minutes. Every scene is pre-built — you swap in the name, the short lines and the photos, preview it, and share the link.
No. They open the link (or scan the QR code) on any phone or laptop and it plays right in the browser. No signup, no download.
The departure board rows, every heading, the message on the window, each station line and its distance, the ticket text (railway name, from/to, passenger name, validity line) and the closing line, plus both photos. In settings you can choose how many stations (2–5) the train passes.
The window is covered in fog. The recipient rubs it with a finger (or mouse) and it clears where they touch; once enough is wiped, the fog lifts and the photo and message show fully. A “wipe it for me” button is there too.
No — it works for any goodbye: a colleague’s farewell, a senior leaving college, a cousin flying abroad. Change the board and ticket text to match where they’re headed.
Five minutes from now, your farewell — we'll miss you page can be live.
Create your own Farewell — We'll Miss You