Give new life to old frames from thrift and vintage stores by filling them with photos you cherish. Printing your favorite pictures on matte paper makes the images clean and crisp. When I was dating my now-husband, we hung photos of us kissing in odd places. It was our way of saying "this is who we are" (and a great conversation starter for those awkward first dates). You don't need to go that far, but it's nice to display photos that define your relationship — whether that means unique moments or milestones such as engagement photos or wedding day snaps. Hanging multiple frames together can be tricky if you want everything level, so mount them onto individual boards and lean the boards against the wall at the same angle. Photo by Christine Chang for Remodelista. Photos by Diane Li. Tip: Try dating the photos with your partner. First, print them out on matte paper or have an online service do it for you (I recommend Artifact Uprising ). Next, decide which photos you'd each like to hang and grab a level to see which ones are level before mounting them onto boards individually . Finally, lean the boards against a wall at the same angle to make sure they're all straight. If you can't find individual frames or boards anywhere, simply use a foam board from a craft store and attach your favorite photo to it with glue dots . When hanging multiple photos together in a row, make sure're lined up correctly before putting the nails in the wall. Photos by Christine Chang for Remodelista. Tip: Make sure to use Command Picture Hanging Strips . They're easy to apply, won't damage your wall, and are specially made to hold pictures of any size or weight. The strips come in small or large sizes depending on the weight you need them to hold (i.e., 40lbs means each strip can hold about 40lbs). If you're worried about spacing between frames, purchase equal-sized boards or picture frames so they'll be level with one another when hung. Photo by Todd White Photography via 100 Layer Cakelet . Photos by Anna Wolf Photography via 100 Layer Cakelet . Tip: Try dating the photos with your partner and dating the boards (i.e., Board 1: Photos from January 2012-2014; Board 2: Photos from 2014-2015). Doing this is a great way to look back on your journey as a couple and talk about where you were at certain times of your relationship. You can also date the photos if you like, such as September 12, 2013 for that photo of your partner making his signature silly face . Photo by Amanda Thomsen via 100 Layer Cakelet . Photos by Anna Wolf Photography via 100 Layer Cakelet . Tip: Use wall art as conversation starters. Have fun with it and see what kind of responses you get! Make sure to be open and honest — we all know dating isn't always easy — and let the dating begin. Photos by Amanda Thomsen via 100 Layer Cakelet . Photos by Anna Wolf Photography via 100 Layer Cakelet . Tip: Remember that dating is a step toward creating a strong, lasting relationship with someone else. Be supportive of one another and don't be afraid to voice your opinion, thoughts, or feelings if something makes you uncomfortable. Stay open-minded and enjoy all there is about dating someone new! Above all else, dating can be fun — so make sure to have fun with it. And remember that dating isn't easy but it's definitely worth it in the end! Give new life to old frames from thrift and vintage stores by filling them with photos you cherish. First, print your favorite photos onto matte paper or have an online service do it for you (I recommend Artifact Uprising). Next, decide which photos you'd like to hang and grab a level to see if they're level before mounting them onto boards individually. Finally, lean the boards against the wall at the same angle to make sure they're all straight. If you can't find individual frames or boards anywhere, simply use a foam board from a craft store and attach your favorite photo to it with glue dots . When hanging multiple photos together in a row, make sure they're lined up correctly before putting nails into the wall. Photos by Christine Chang for Remodelista. Tip: Make dating fun! Try dating the photos with your partner and dating the boards (i.e., Board 1: Photos from January 2012-2014; Board 2, 2014-2015). Doing this is a great way to look back on your journey as a couple and talk about where you were at different times of your relationship. You can also date the photos if you like, such as September 12, 2013 for that photo of her making her signature silly face . Photo by Amanda Thomsen via 100 Layer Cakelet . Photos by Anna Wolf Photography via 100 Layer Cakelet . Tip: Use dating wall art as conversation starters. Have fun with it! Make sure to be open and honest — we all know dating isn't always easy — and let dating begin. Photos by Amanda Thomsen via 100 Layer Cakelet . Photos by Anna Wolf Photography via 100 Layer Cakelet . Tip: Remember dating is a step toward creating a strong, lasting relationship with someone else. Be supportive of one another and don't be afraid to voice your opinion, thoughts, or feelings if something makes you uncomfortable. Stay open-minded and enjoy all there is about dating someone new! Above all else, dating can be fun — so make sure to have fun with it. And remember dating isn't easy but it's definitely worth it in the end! Article background information [to use as knowledge , not to be copied verbatim]: This is a fun activity for an established. "Give new life to dating frames dating thrift and vintage stores by filling dating with photos you cherish," Li says.