The day everything began
Personalised frames for the wedding photographs that are still on a phone. The Gazette sets the day as a newspaper front page, masthead and dateline and all; the Arch puts one picture under a turned opening with three lines you write yourself underneath; and the record card carries the date, the place, who was there and what the weather did. Ten designs, none of them an anniversary frame with the word changed.
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A black board where your photographs do the talking.
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A black board where your photographs do the talking.
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A newspaper page: the masthead, the day it happened, and four pictures with the story under them.
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One picture under an arch, the names, and three lines you write yourself.
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A cover: the name across the top, one picture the width of the page, and three along the foot.
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Two names set large, two portraits under them, and three smaller pictures along the foot.
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A round portrait, the four details that matter, and three pictures under them.
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The month it happened, drawn the width of the page, with six pictures under it.
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5 moments hung off a line down the middle, each with the day it happened beside it.
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A ticket: one picture on it, the details on the stub, and three more pictures below.
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A line set large and then said again quietly, with nine pictures underneath.
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One picture, hung the way a gallery hangs one: wide margins and a small label.