What are the best occasions for gifting your heartbeat?

Will it be birthday, anniversary, graduation, a deployment or start of a long-distance relationship, there is no wrong time to give your heartbeat. Here are some of the most touching occasions to save or share your heartbeat — times when your heartbeat says more than any words ever could.

Weddings & Anniversaries — "Let me give you my heart, for real."

People say "I give you my heart" in vows — but what if you could actually gift the feeling of your real heartbeat?

Whether as a wedding gift, anniversary surprise, or a vow renewal, saving and sharing your heartbeat is a once-in-a-lifetime gesture that says:

"This is me, as I am, forever yours."

It becomes a keepsake that can be felt and cherished for years to come — a constant reminder of that special day.

Pregnancy & New Parenthood — "You’ll always have a piece of me."

If you are an expecting parent, recording a heartbeat can become a generational treasure. Whether it’s the heartbeat of a baby during pregnancy, or a mother gifting her heartbeat to her child — it’s a deep, special bond.

Imagine giving your baby, now grown, a way to feel your love forever — literally carrying your heartbeat close to their own.

Before a Long Trip or Deployment — "Here’s a part of me to hold onto."

For couples facing military deployment, long business trips, or study abroad, recording and sharing your heartbeat is a way to give something tangible to hold onto.

Feeling your partner’s heartbeat while they're halfway around the world, will remind you both that love has no borders.

In moments of loneliness or homesickness, this small feeling can bring warmth like no message or call ever could.

Long-Distance Love — "Even from miles away, I’m right here."

Whether you're in a long-distance relationship or often separated by work, feeling your partner’s heartbeat across the distance is a powerful reminder that love knows no boundaries.

Being able to feel their heart beating in real time when you miss them most — during late-night phone calls, stressful days, or quiet moments of longing.

Science says that when people feel connected — even remotely — their heart rates can sync, calming both minds and bodies. So even apart, your heartbeats can still "hold hands."

Just Because — "Because I love you. Because I can."

Not every heartbeat has to be saved for a major life event. Sometimes, the small, everyday gestures mean the most.

Surprising your partner with your heartbeat on an ordinary day — as a reminder that love is in the little things.

"Here’s my heart, because it will always be yours."