Everyone from Essie’s oldest friends to her newest ones, together in one film made just for her.
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What’s the first thing you remember about Essie?
0:38Mia will put it in the film.

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In the film
Lands Thursday, 7:30 AM
Essie’s 90th14 OCTOBER 2026Essie’s 90th 9 people
In Toast
Most of us only hear what we mean to people a handful of times in our lives, usually in a speech, usually from one person, usually when we’re too nervous to really take it in.
The good news is that people actually have so many lovely things to say about each other. They usually just need someone to ask.
They can record themselves while they watch, so you get to see how much it meant to them.

Birthdays, weddings, retirements and goodbyes. A thank you to someone who got you through. Or no occasion at all, just someone you love who deserves to hear it.
No. They open your link on their phone or computer and record right there. No app, no account.
Probably not. Everyone records in a minute or two, right from the link, so even a few days is enough.
Up to a minute. If you’d like a quicker film, you can make it 15, 30 or 45 seconds instead.
They get a few easy questions to answer, can watch their toast back, and retake it as many times as they like.
Whenever you decide. You pick a date when you start, and you can move it if people need a little longer.
No. Only you, and anyone helping you host, see them before the film. That keeps it a surprise for everyone.
No. Toast trims the pauses and puts everyone in an order that flows. You choose the cover, the words at the start and end, who goes first and last, and the music.
By email, at the time you choose, so it lands on the day. Or play it for them in person, on the TV or your phone.
Yes. They don’t need an account, the link keeps working, and they can save the film to keep.
Yes. The wording changes throughout, so the film is about them and made for the people who miss them.
A birthday is a pretty good one, though.