Anniversary
The year is the easy part. What people actually want back is the ordinary week — the flat you first shared, the terrible first holiday, the handwriting on the fridge.
What we'd suggest first
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The year album One year, laid out month by month, bound by hand in forty pages.
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First home frame One photograph of a place you lived, with the small evidence of it kept around the edges.
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Letters we kept Sealed envelopes through the book, each one opened on a different day.
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The anniversary hamper A frame, a small album and three sealed letters, arranged so they come out in order.
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Ten years in photographs A decade in one book — the largest thing we make, and the one that takes longest.
Also works
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Two families frame Both sides of the family, arranged as one page, for the couple or for the parents.
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Pressed flowers frame Flowers from a day that mattered, pressed and set so they keep their colour.
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The wedding album Built from the phone photographs, not only the photographer's — the ones nobody has printed.
Or start from the person
Tell us who it's for.
That is genuinely all we need to start. Send a photograph and a sentence, and we will come back with what we would make.