When was the last time you wrote a love letter to someone? Keeping this technological era in mind, I am guessing, almost never. Or perhaps, way back in high school, when apprehensions towards conveying one's love to someone didn't exist.

All those romantics out there know how a simple love letter can bring immense gratification in a somewhat mysterious manner. Receiving a love letter is one of the most joyous feelings, a feeling that we no longer bring to someone.

Some of us hesitate, because we fear that the writer within us will do nothing but embarrass us, while some of us hold back because we fear sharing our deepest feelings in written form, and some of us dread that our handwriting will only annoy the receiver.

But thanks to Paperfinger aka Bryn Chernoff, we can throw away all those inhibitions in to the waste bin. Paperfinger is a love letter service, that will turn your thoughts into words of passion, love, poetry and affection in the most beautiful manner.























When asked about drafting a letter, here's what Chernoff shared in an interview:

"A lot of folks think that a love letter needs to use grand language or the most poetic phrasing. The point is not to try and turn into Shakespeare just because you’re writing a letter. The most romantic thing about a love letter is feeling treasured and knowing that someone took the time to appreciate you thoughtfully and expressively.

Just write simply, as though you had to explain to someone else what you truly love about that person. Once I included composition service for a guy who was really intimidated by writing it himself. So I e-mailed him with a bunch of questions. His lengthy e-mail reply was so romantic — he didn’t need to fancy up the words at all; the core of what he loves about her came so easily and simply. If it’s hard to fill in a full letter, I also suggest finding inspiration in other historic love letters or poems … or by including a few lines from one of those letters or poems, perhaps the song lyrics from a meaningful song."

Paperfinger will draft a memorable love letter for you, using Italian stationary and even wax seal it for you if you want. "I treat all letters with total respect and privacy. A love letter is deeply personal and I hold all contents in the strictest of confidence." shares Chernoff.

Chernoff is from Brooklyn and other than writing love letters, she also provides handwritten and illustration work for weddings, special events and custom projects. She will write your love letter for $200, you can visit this link to place your order today.

And if you think you are not ready to shell out $200 for a love letter, then grab a pen and paper, and write what comes from your heart. Nothing will make your beloved happier. :)

www.paperfinger.com