Why a love letter?

Because a love letter is something that remains.

In a world full of quick messages, heart emojis, and three-second voice notes, a letter is an act of attention. A letter calls for time. Silence. Sincerity. It is a moment to truly pause and reflect on what you feel – and to capture that feeling in words.

A love letter is not just a text. It is a gift.
For the other person, but also for yourself.

For while you write, you discover everything you actually feel. What you admire in the other person. What touches you, what you miss, what you are grateful for. Sometimes sentences appear on paper that you would never have dared to say out loud. But there, on that sheet of paper, they effortlessly find their way.

And whether you choose fire and longing, or a gentle ode to something small – a well-chosen word can do more than a thousand gestures.

A love letter is something you keep,
that moves you when you read it back later,
that you did not know until you wrote it,
and that might even change someone’s day, month, or life.

You may share during the workshop, but if you prefer to keep your letter private, that is absolutely no problem.