Before you write

Every letter is a gift you weave for your beloved, carrying your everlasting love and tenderness.

We fully understand how heavy and precious this love is.

Before writing your message, please read the following preparations and guidelines carefully.

1. Recall all good things

When scheduling a letter, you probably already have a clear idea of who your recipient(s) are.

Before writing, please take a few minutes, close your eyes, and slowly recall everything about them.

Whether it is happy, exciting, or warm memories, savor them all in your mind.

2. Choose a theme

Think about what you want to share in your letter.

Is it thanks, blessings, encouragement, apology or something else?

Feel free to include more than one subject in your message.

If there is more than one subject, please briefly list the subjects in order of priority. This will help you organize your letter.

3. Prepare writing tools

You should submit your content via our platform. (We do not accept any physical objects, including letters, small items, etc.!)

But if you feel that pen and paper are more convenient when writing, feel free to use pen and paper. Many people prefer to write emotional letters by hand.

If you are unable to provide an electronic document, you can also scan or even take a photo of the information you wrote, and we will do our best to help.

4. Start writing your letter

Please don’t worry about making your message perfect or changing the wording! Even writing in a mix of languages is perfectly fine.

What truly matters is expressing your genuine feelings; don’t stress about grammar or anything like that for now.

5. Content Guidelines and References

The following guidelines are for reference only:

Explain the Purpose: Let them know why they are receiving this letter.
Be Sincere and Candid: Don’t hesitate to express your true feelings. Whether it’s gratitude, love, regret, or encouragement, use sincere words.
Share Memories and Create Resonance: Memories are powerful. Enhance your letter by sharing experiences or special moments you’ve had together.
Express Gratitude and Compliment: If you want to show gratitude, highlight special moments and acknowledge the good things the other person has done. Compliment their qualities, characteristics, or achievements.
Encourage and Support: Offer positive words and support. Mention their perseverance, courage, or achievements to make them feel validated.
Apologize and Forgive: If you need to apologize, be direct and honest about your mistake and express your regret. If you want to forgive, do so gently.