Your Definition of Love
“The greatest, most beautiful, and sometimes craziest feeling in the world.” Does that describe how you feel about your favorite person? Keep it or define love in your own words:
- Warm: “When an ordinary day becomes a good one, just because you’re there.”
- Playful: “Butterflies in my stomach, your laughter in my ears, and always a fry stolen from my plate.”
- Quiet: “Not always grand words. Sometimes just your hand in mine.”
For the name line, try “[Emma & Ben] Noun”. Your own synonyms could be “Closeness, butterflies, trust, my favorite person”. A short dedication like “For you. Since 2021.” can round out your definition.
Little Moments That Say So Much
Choose a photo from a walk in the woods for a peaceful mood, or pair a seaside silhouette with deep blue. For four photos, combine two couple shots with red heart details, like a balloon and a handwritten card. With nine photos, tell more of your story: from your first outing and silly selfies to a familiar everyday moment.
For your anniversary: With your boyfriend’s or girlfriend’s name and a definition that tells your story, this love poster becomes a personal gift. You can include the number of years you’ve shared in the text. Give it over dinner for two—then hang it in your bedroom as a reminder of your time together.
For Valentine’s Day: Describe in your own words what “Love” means to you and what you cherish about your partner. Surprise them with the poster at breakfast for a declaration of love that lasts beyond February 14.
For an engagement or moving in together: Capture what connects you to your favorite person and what you’re looking forward to. Give the poster as an engagement gift or bring it along when you move into your first apartment together. Your living area is a fitting spot for this personal definition of your love.
