Choosing her day
- For your wife or girlfriend: the night you met, the first date, the wedding.
- For your mum: the day you were born, or her own wedding day.
- For a friend: the day she got the job, finished the marathon, moved to London.
Give us the date, the rough time and the place. We find the catalogued galaxy that was directly overhead and frame its telescope photograph with the place, the date and your dedication in gold.

What she unwraps

A finished artwork in a black wood box frame, ready to hang: a deep black field, a galaxy at its centre inside a fine gold ring, and beneath it the words you chose. Nothing about it is generic, because it began with a moment from her life.
Wife, girlfriend, mum or sister
The moment changes with who she is. For a wife, the wedding hour or the night you met. For a girlfriend, the first date. For a mum, the day you were born. For a sister, a birthday from her own year or the day her first child arrived.
Keep the line in your own voice. A private joke or a single word she used that day will mean more than a quotation, and she can still hang it in the hall.




