Use these as wording ideas
These examples are proposals for the personalised lightbox heart, not photographs of completed hires or a catalogue of freestanding name letters. Every example below is within the published maximum of 32 characters, counting spaces. Supported characters and the final physical layout still need confirmation.
| Proposed text | Characters | Possible purpose |
|---|---|---|
| JUST MARRIED | 12 | A wedding reception greeting |
| BETTER TOGETHER | 15 | A shared celebration message |
| FOREVER STARTS HERE | 19 | A wedding-day idea |
| LOVE YOU ALWAYS | 15 | An anniversary sentiment |
| WE SAID YES | 11 | An engagement celebration |
| HAPPY ANNIVERSARY | 17 | A simple anniversary greeting |
| WELCOME TO OUR CELEBRATION | 26 | A welcome for arriving guests |
Match the text to the audience
Think about who will read the message first. A welcome works at the arrival point; a personal sentiment may make more sense beside a photo area. If the wording is a surprise, have one organiser check that the recipient will be comfortable seeing it displayed publicly.
A short message also needs a suitable position. Ask for the heart's actual dimensions and display arrangement before deciding that it will fit on a particular surface or beside other decor. The illustrated heart elsewhere on this site is a labelled concept and cannot establish its product shape or support requirements.
Personalise with care
If you replace an example with names or add a date, count the complete revised text again. Keep spaces in the count and ask whether the exact letters, punctuation and layout are supported. A count below 32 is one check, rather than final approval.
Save the preferred version and one shorter fallback in your planning notes. Use the heart option in the local planner to prepare the wording; availability, final message layout and all hire arrangements must be agreed separately.