Couple Stories
real days, told slowly
for when the page is blank
What makes a good story post
- 01Start with one detail, not the schedule. The dress her mother altered, the rain that arrived at exactly the wrong time, the vow he could not finish reading.
- 02Name the place properly. "Boston Public Garden," "Lake Quannapowitt," "Cambridge City Hall" — this is how couples planning the same venue find you.
- 03Say what you noticed. You were the one watching. Write the moment nobody else saw, and let one photo carry it.
- 04Credit the team. Florist, planner, venue, dress. They share it, and their clients find you.
- 05Keep it to 400–800 words. Let the photographs do most of the talking.
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