For anniversaries, proposals, and milestone gifts — getting the date right matters. We'll always confirm your deadline before we begin.

This helps us anchor the letter in something real and time-specific.

Tip: Specific details write the best letters. "She always squeezes my hand three times when she's nervous" lands harder than "she's affectionate." The more concrete, the more real it feels.

Tip: This is often the line that makes someone stop reading and cry. Don't skip it — and don't be general. "He cries at commercials but pretends he doesn't" is more powerful than "he's sensitive."

Tip: Think of a specific moment, not a general trait. "She leaves the porch light on no matter what time I get home" is the kind of detail that becomes unforgettable in a letter.

This helps us write in a way that actually lands for them — not just sounds beautiful in general.

Tip: "We were stuck in airport traffic for four hours on our anniversary and laughed the entire time" is the kind of detail that becomes the best line in the letter. Ordinary moments with specific textures are gold.

Why this matters: This one sentence tells us more about how you communicate love than anything else in the form. It's how we make sure the letter sounds like it came from you — not from us.