When a card is not enough
- Parents of the bride or groom, after the wedding they paid for: the hour of the ceremony.
- A best man, a maid of honour: the evening of the speech.
- A mentor or a manager: the day of the interview, or the day you got the job.
- A friend who was there: the night of the phone call, the day of the move, the first good day after a bad year.
We find the catalogued galaxy that was directly above that place and hour and frame it with the place, the date and your words.

What people write

- You took a chance on me. 3 March 2019. Thank you.
- For Mum & Dad, who gave us the best day of our lives.
Thanking the parents after a wedding
One of the most common thank-you presents is from a couple to their parents, a few weeks after the wedding. Choose the hour of the ceremony, so the parents have the day they helped make, and give it at the first Sunday lunch after the honeymoon.
For a mentor, keep it professional: the day you started, the town of the office and a short line. For a friend, anything goes, including the night of the phone call that changed a bad year.




