Two matched books. One to give. One to keep.
The same letter, printed twice — once labeled “Copy I, to give” and once “Copy II, to keep.” Both ship together in one Lulu order.
Heirloom isn't another copy. It's a ritual. On the day, you sign Copy I to them and present it. Sometime that night or weeks later, they sign Copy II back to you. Two books, one relationship in writing.
Choose HeirloomOr read the sample letter below first — same content as all three editions.
How it arrives.
Identical pair, opposite roles
Cover, paper, photos, letter text — all matched. The only difference is the small italic dedication line inside the front cover: “Copy I, to give” vs “Copy II, to keep.”
Sign and countersign
There's a signature page at the back of each book, intentionally left blank. On wedding day, you sign Copy I to them. They write back in Copy II — that night, or months later, or whenever they're ready.
One order, one box, two books
Both copies print in the same Lulu run and ship together in one box. Same 7–14 day timeline. Same 24-hour edit window. Just twice the keepsake.
The same 32-page content goes into every edition.
This is the actual sample we'd generate from your five questions — Maya's letter to her best friend Sarah, with three photo plates inside the book. What you receive depends on the edition you pick above; the words are the same.
Open in a new tab for full-size viewing.