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Year of Memories

A year of memories

A whole year of celebrating someone you love.

Instead of one more gift that's unwrapped and forgotten, the people who love them fill a big year — a wedding, a new baby, a milestone, a long stretch apart — with memories, one week at a time: a note, a photo, a gift, a call.

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The idea

How it works

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Claim a week

Friends and family each pick a week of their year — we keep them evenly spread so the whole year fills.

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We remind you

A nudge the week before and the week of, so your note, gift, or call lands right on time.

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They feel loved — all year

Each week a new memory arrives on their private wall. By year's end, it's a keepsake of every moment.

What you get

More than a gift — a living keepsake

  1. Week 1Sep 14
    Memory from Aunt Jo & Uncle Pete
    From the moment you said 'I do,' we knew this year would be magic. Here's to week one of forever! 💛

    — Aunt Jo & Uncle Pete

  2. Week 6Oct 19
    Memory from The Carlson Cousins
    A little something for date night this week. Don't cook — just be together. 🥂

    — The Carlson Cousins

    🎁 A gift is on its way.

  3. Week 3Sep 28
    Remember our road trip senior year? You two have been inseparable ever since. So proud of you both.

    — Maya R.

    🎁 A gift is on its way.

…and forty-nine more, one week at a time.

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A living wall

Each week a new memory appears on the couple's private wall — a note, a photo, a video, a call. It fills up all year.

Peek at a sample wall
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A keepsake book

At year's end, every memory becomes a beautiful book they can read, download, and print.

Flip through a sample book

Not just weddings

Made for life's big years

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Weddings

The first year of marriage, celebrated week by week.

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New parents

Encouragement and help through a big, tiring, joyful year.

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Milestones

A 50th, a retirement, an anniversary — a year of being remembered.

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Long-distance love

Military, missions, school abroad — stay close all year.

We're rolling out occasion by occasion — weddings first.

Our story

How it started — Annie & Isaiah

When our daughter Annie married Isaiah, I wanted to give them more than one generous gift they'd open once and set aside. So I spread it across their whole first year — 52 envelopes, one a week, each with a personal note and a little something inside: some cash, a gift card, a Venmo.

It gave us a reason to connect every week, and a way to pass along the one thing I most hoped they'd carry into marriage: keep dating each other. Back during their engagement, we visited their new hometown and I picked up gift cards to a few restaurants near their place — then tucked them into the envelopes across the year as little nudges to go out, just the two of them.

Hearing that they actually did was the best part. Fifty-two weeks later, it had done everything I'd hoped — memorable, personal, a steady thread through their first year together. It was also a lot of work for one dad.

That's why we built Year of Memories: the same result — a year of personal, memorable, keep-dating moments — powered by everyone who loves the couple, not just one determined parent.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Year of Memories?

Year of Memories is a free way for friends and family to fill someone's big year — like a couple's first year of marriage — with weekly memories. Each person claims a week and sends a time-released note, photo, gift, or call. The memories appear on a private wall all year and become a keepsake book at the end.

How much does it cost?

It's free for the person being celebrated, and free for every guest who claims a week and sends a memory. The host — the person who sets up the celebration — pays once, based on how many guests and weeks they need. Plans start at $95, and there's a free tier for smaller celebrations. The keepsake book at year's end is a separate one-time purchase ($49 digital).

I was invited but I don't have a link — how do I join?

You don't need the original link. Go to "My celebrations" and look yourself up with the same email or phone number you were invited with, and you'll find the celebration and any weeks still open to claim.

What occasions does it work for?

Weddings first — celebrating the first year of marriage week by week. It also fits new parents, milestone birthdays and anniversaries, and long stretches apart like military service or school abroad.

Is it private?

Yes. Each celebration's wall is private to the people who were invited. Memories are time-released, so they arrive steadily across the year rather than all at once.

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Know someone with a big year ahead?

It's free for them — and the kind of gift people remember. Send it their way.

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Be part of the first year

We're rolling out with a few couples first. Leave your email and we'll reach out when it's your turn.