The 10th anniversary: tin and aluminium
Ten years is tin or aluminium, materials that keep what matters safe. The first decade is a milestone worth something more personal than a metal keepsake: a portrait of the two of you made from ten years of words.
A decade calls for a fuller text. Gather pieces: your original vows, a few lines from old messages, a paragraph for each year. Lettera can compose long passages, and the extra words add depth to the portrait's tones.
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 10th 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
How many words can I use?
As many as you like. Longer texts give finer detail; short texts repeat to fill the image. Both look intentional.
Is this good for a vow renewal?
Very. Compose the portrait from your renewed vows and display it at the celebration, or give it the morning after.
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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