The wedding album. A family heirloom that is shown off for generations. In today’s digital age it’s very easy to forget about something like an album. So many brides simply want the digital files, but for what? To go to Snapfish or Shutterfly to get a flimsy album that will barely last? We made the mistake of doing that one time and we were simply not impressed. The quality was sub par, to say the least.
Quality. It’s something that we strive for when it comes to the products, the service, and the entire experience that Marta and I deliver to all our brides, grooms, and families that hire us to capture memories. We want to provide something that will stand the test of time and still be there when you have grandchildren.
It’s so easy to just get the images and save them onto a hard drive. Marta and I are guilty of the same thing. So many times we went out of our way to take great pictures only to have them sit on our hard drive to collect digital dust. Frankly, it’s so easy, but ordering a wedding album doesn’t have to be a hassle. It’s something that Marta and I (more Marta than me) are actually good at. After designing the wedding album, it’s always given to a bride in order to look over the timeline and the images that are used. We want the bride and groom to be happy with what is given to them in the end.
“The wedding album that’s given in the end has to be as to notch as the experience. The wedding album needs to be of the same caliber.”
A wedding album that’s given in the end has to be as to notch as the experience. The wedding album needs to be of the same caliber. Our new wedding album line is just that. It’s something that has gone to wedding shows with us. The gesture is something that has had its pages turned multiple times. It’s something that I’m proud to hand over to our brides, grooms, and families. Here are some images of those albums.
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