Sharing with Santa?
One present for two occasions. Every year. Reclaim a day that’s only about you.
December 25 has had its moment.The universe is taking requests
You didn’t get to choose the first time. Let’s put that right.
Pick a date you love. Get a beautifully official-looking certificate. Give the universe a small correction.
Cosmically approved. Legally meaningless. Entirely yours.
Example: December 25 becomes June 21. Sharing with Santa? Not anymore.
A perfectly reasonable rebellion
One present for two occasions. Every year. Reclaim a day that’s only about you.
December 25 has had its moment.Trade a freezing Tuesday for a warm-weather celebration. Your cake deserves a day out.
The forecast is now your business.Give someone a new date, a fresh start, or a very elaborate excuse to throw another party.
Send one to a friendLess paperwork than you’d think
No applications in triplicate.
No awkward conversation with your mother.
Keep the year, change the year. This is your cosmic do-over.
Add a name. Watch your certificate come to life.
Get your PDF and a link to share. Print it, post it, and inform the cake department.
Authority from somewhere very far away
Seven former galaxy presidents. One enterprising Earthling named Nilo Grassmere. An exceptionally flexible approach to birthdays.
Get to know the CouncilEarthly questions
In the eyes of our entirely fictional Universal Cosmic Council? Absolutely. On your passport, birth certificate, or any legal document? No. This is a personalized novelty keepsake and an excellent excuse to celebrate.
A personalized PDF certificate with your name, your chosen birthday, and Nilo Grassmere's cosmic approval, plus a link you can share anywhere. Sign in with your email anytime to download it again.
Yes. Choose Birthday + year in the certificate builder. It changes the date printed on your novelty certificate. Your actual age, legal rights, and earthly responsibilities remain as they were.
Of course. Choose their name and new birthday, and we’ll email it to them on the day you pick, with a note from you.
The Council welcomes leap-day enthusiasts. February 29 is available for a birthday without a year. If you include a year, it needs to be a leap year.
The calendar is a suggestion
*Official only in the most cosmic sense.