The 7th anniversary: wool and copper
Seven years is wool, for warmth and comfort, or copper, for something that conducts and lasts. A word portrait made from the warmest things you can say to each other sits comfortably with either.
There's an old idea about a difficult seventh year. Whether or not you believe it, it's a good prompt: write about why you'd choose each other again. Plain, honest reasons make the most moving portraits.
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 7th 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
Is there a copper-coloured option?
Prints are monochrome ink on paper by design. A copper or brass frame is an easy way to bring the colour in.
What if we're not sentimental writers?
Try a list instead of prose: seven things, one for each year. Lists compose beautifully because the rhythm repeats across the image.
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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