Sample Wedding Album | Vancouver Wedding Photographer

Having just sent the designs off for my own wedding album to be printed (!), I thought now would be great time to share a few photos of a recent clients’ wedding album.  ;)

I truly believe that photos are meant to be preserved and shared, and a wedding album is one of the absolute best ways to do so.  There is nothing like the feeling of taking a book into your hands and reliving memories with loved ones… something that just doesn’t happen with a disc full of images.  While digital copies of your photos may be important to you, the real value is in what those digital photos become.  What good are they sitting on a hard drive if no one can see them?  Who’s to say that that DVD of images will even be readable 10 years down the road?  Will we even be using that technology by then?  Albums, however, will be accessible forever.

After a few trial runs with different companies, I have decided on these beautiful Canadian made albums for my clients.

They are available with your choice of cover, from photo canvas, genuine leather, leatherette, to the one featured here – Japanese bookcloth.  Many colours are available in each material as well.

The standard page number is 15 spreads (30 pages), but more can be added depending on your wedding story.  Each page is a print produced on archival Fuji Professional Lustre paper, which is then coated to offer protection from wear.  The prints are mounted onto thick core pages and bound into a custom layflat album.  All layouts are custom designed by yours truly.

Embossing is standard – shown here is a subtle blind emboss, which can also be hot stamped with gold, silver, or black foil if you prefer.

I’m really happy with these products and hope you will be too!  Please get in touch if you’d like to view some samples in person and learn about the options available for your custom wedding album. :)