It’s a very good question! With wedding albums, there’s literally an abundance of choice. From sizes, scale, cover finish, page finish etc.

I’ve tried to keep things as simple as possible to make your decision easy and hassle-free. I’d start by asking what would go well in your home and how much you plan on budgeting.

This is actually pretty easy and can be an enjoyable task for you and your partner one evening.

All your wedding photographs are delivered in an online gallery where you can view them one by one. Here you have the option to select your favourites which will be sent over to me ready for the design stage.

Absolutely! I encourage my couples to log into their digital proofing gallery where you can view the album design and layout and make sure it’s perfect for you.

Here you have the option to add comments to a particular spread. I’m happy to make as many revisions as needed until we get the album design you love!

Parent albums come in pairs and are replicas of your main album in a nice 8×8 size. They have to have the same images inside and paper finish as your main album.

They work out much cheaper than a single 8×8 as they’re run off the same press so 2 8×8 parent albums actually work outas buy one get one free!

They make great gifts and if your parents aren’t expecting one you’ll be in their good books for life! (No pun intended!)

There are 3 paper types you can choose from. All the paper spreads are 800gsm which is very thick and amazing quality. No more 6×4’s beneath cellophane!

SILK – Fits the bill and looks great. Does have a slight texture which is noticeable when it catches the light. Colours look great and this is the standard paper that comes with the albums.

DEEP MATTE – A smooth soft paper with no texture whatsoever. I believe this paper works great for photography styles that are more hazy/whimsical/day dreamy/soft etc. More prone to ageing if handled with greasy hands.

METALLIC – The daddy of all papers! Smooth and somewhat glossy but it doesn’t catch the light like a traditional gloss paper would. The clarity of the photographs when printed onto this paper renders perfectly and is like viewing the images in HD as opposed to standard definition! The colours look much better in this paper and lends itself well to the more bold/punchy/contrasty styles.

They sure can! Guests can order a gift voucher online which will be posted out to them so they have a physical voucher to place inside the wedding card. (I’ve also included free postage!)

After the wedding day you’re welcome to use these gift vouchers towards anything print related, ie wedding albums, frames & prints.

(A gift that lasts a lifetime!)