The 8th anniversary: bronze
The eighth anniversary is bronze, an alloy stronger than either of the metals in it. It's a fitting image for a marriage. A portrait composed from words you both contribute makes that idea literal: two voices, one picture.
Ask each other the same three questions and write down both sets of answers: what surprised you most this year, what you're proud of, and what you want next. Combined, they make an honest, balanced text.
How it works
- Choose a photograph. The two of you, at the wedding or any time since.
- Add the words. Vows, a letter for the 8th year, or a list of things worth remembering.
- See it first. It composes in seconds, privately on your device.
- Choose an edition. The Digital Edition ($24) or the Master Edition ($39, recommended), both delivered the moment you purchase. A framed edition is coming soon.
Questions
Can we write it together?
Yes. Paste both of your contributions into the words field. Alternate paragraphs if you'd like each voice to appear across the whole portrait.
How large can I print it?
The Master Edition is made for large prints, so a statement size over a mantel works well for a round-feeling anniversary like the eighth.
Is my photograph uploaded?
No. The portrait is composed on your own device; the photograph is never uploaded.
Free preview. Composed privately on your device. 14-day promise.
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