5 family photos worth adding a story to

Memory Box can help you capture the memories associated with your photos. Not sure which photo to add a story to? Start with one of these five.

Warm family memories across five snapshots

A first

First steps, a first day at school or a first time riding a bike. Tell the story of how it happened. Who was there? How did you feel? What happened just before or after the photo? If someone else was there, invite them to add what they remember too.

First Ride, Proud Parent

Someone you miss

Choose a photo of someone you miss and record a memory of them. It could be something you did together, a saying they always used, or a small detail you want your children to know. Share the photo with family and invite them to add their memories alongside yours.

Holding a cherished grandfather photo

A photo with a grandparent

Find a photo of you or your children with a grandparent, then invite the grandparent to record what they remember. Ask about that day, or let the photo lead them into another story. Recording in their own voice keeps their laugh, expressions and way of telling a story with the photograph.

Laughing in the Rose Garden

A special birthday

Pick a birthday that stands out. Who made the cake? Was there a surprise? What made that year special? Add your memory, then invite someone who celebrated with you to add theirs. They might remember a part of the day you’ve forgotten.

Candlelit family birthday moment

A family holiday

Choose a holiday photo and tell the story behind it. Where were you? What became the family joke? Was there somewhere you went every day? Invite the people who came with you to add their own memories, from the best day out to the journey home.

Family Beach Memories by the Sea

Open whichever photo comes to mind and add your story. If you’re not sure what to say, Lily can help you get started with a few questions.


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The stories behind family photographs, and the memories people associate with them, are part of your family’s history. Preserve them now so they can be heard and passed down for generations.

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