Our Anniversary

Any year — paper (1st), tin (10th), silver (25th), or a quiet "year three and still choosing each other." First-date anniversaries and wedding anniversaries both work; you set the tone and which year you're celebrating.

Try a "then vs now" spread, a timeline of your favorite year together, the meal or city where you always celebrate, a page for each love language you show each other, and a closing scene looking ahead to the next year. Mention anniversary traditions (same restaurant, same hike, same playlist) so the art feels like yours.

Skip vague compliments. Name one moment from this past year that only you two would recognize, plus one from the beginning. Add what you're proud of as a couple and one wish for the year ahead — that mix of nostalgia and forward hope is what makes anniversary books land.

Face photos for likeness, plus optional shots from your wedding, last anniversary, or a trip you took this year. Even one candid from "that weekend" helps when you describe it in the prompts.

Yes — you see illustrated pages as they're ready and only checkout when you're happy with the book. Then download a PDF or add a printed paperback shipped home.