About The Love Letter
The Love Letter is the airiest design. The masthead is small and quiet, "The Love Letter" in widely spaced capitals with your town and date in the corners. The real headline is a single enormous script word, "Love" in the sample, with "are getting married!" in spaced capitals below. The body text is a soft, elegant serif with plenty of room around it.
The front page
Under the script word, your photo sits in an arch-topped frame, like a window. Your names follow in script, then a line of small capitals with the date and venue, and a one-sentence summary of your story in italics. There are no columns and no boxes on the front, and the white space does the work.
Which weddings it suits
It suits romantic, garden and candlelit weddings, and couples who like the newspaper idea but not the newsprint clutter. Because the front is so spare, it also looks good framed or propped on a welcome table. The inside gives it plenty of substance: the same Our Story, Puzzles and Fun & Facts pages as every other design.
Printing and pairings
With so much white space, paper quality shows, so a heavier, smooth paper is worth it. Bright white keeps the page fresh, and Warm ivory makes it feel more like stationery. A sage or burgundy accent suits the soft type. Its default front page is Big script; Tall portrait is the closest alternative if you want a bigger photo. The arch trims the top corners of your picture, so choose one with a little headroom. Pair it with the Romantic & heartfelt writing tone.
Every page in this design
The full sample newspaper below is The Love Letter with our sample couple. Yours has your names, your story and your photos; you can switch to another design at any time and the words follow.
Questions couples ask
Can I change the big script word?
Yes. Click it and type your own. Short words look best at that size.
Is The Love Letter still a newspaper?
The front page reads more like a love note, but inside it has the same pages as every design, including Our Story, The Big Day and the crossword.
