Two keepsakes for four years.
Every Graduation Kit gathers one prompted letter and one photograph from each person you invite, sealed until the moment and assembled by hand. The only choice is the keepsake the years become — and you can change your mind any time before it's made.
Box of Letters
Every letter and photograph, sealed and gathered.- Up to 30 writers — one prompt and one favorite photograph each
- Written online, sealed until the box is opened
- Every letter printed on premium paper, sealed in its own envelope
- Photographs printed beside the letters they belong to
- Their name and class year on the lid
- Progress tracking and two warm reminders per writer
The Booklet
A yearbook where every page is for them.- Every letter and photograph typeset into one bound booklet
- Writers' names and the class year on the title page
- Made to be read again, years from now
Side by side
Asked, answered
Who pays, and who contributes?
One person starts the kit — for a graduating friend, or for themselves before everyone scatters. Everyone invited contributes for free: they answer their prompt, write, and add a photograph from the years.
When am I charged?
At purchase — one price that covers the kit, the collecting, and the keepsake, with standard delivery included. Right after checkout you set up the letters: prompts, people, invitations. Nothing more to pay when the letters are in — you simply approve the keepsake for assembly.
Can I switch keepsakes after I've purchased?
The keepsake is settled with your order — but reply to your receipt email and we'll take care of a change. Letters and photographs travel with the kit either way, so nothing is lost in the switch.
What if someone doesn't write?
You'll see exactly who's written and who hasn't, and we'll nudge anyone quiet — twice at most, warmly. After that, a personal word from you lands best. You choose when the collection is complete.
How far ahead should I start?
Two to three weeks before graduation is comfortable — enough time for everyone to write without hurrying, and for assembly and delivery before the day.
Who can read the letters before the box is opened?
No one. Not the organizer, not us. Letters and photographs are encrypted when they're sealed and opened only for printing and assembly — every single access is logged.
Start while everyone's still in the same place.
The kit takes minutes to set in motion. The words last a good deal longer.