You’ve been delivered your gallery of B-E-A-U-tiful images and you can’t wait to share it with the world. You quickly download them, post them on social media, and all the hearts and love starting coming in on them. You put it on a flash drive, a folder on your computer, or an external hard drive. Life goes on. And then one day you go to look for your photos and you can’t find that flash drive. – Worst of all you didn’t print those images. Now all you have is the few LOW QUALITY images that you posted to your social media to remember your day with.
1. IT TELLS A STORY
You spent months and sometimes ever years (thanks 2020) planning every last detail of this special day. You can & should share those favorite moments on social media, but do you really expect to still have your Facebook or Instagram profile on you 50th wedding anniversary? Or would you rather have your entire day from start to finish hand crafted into a timeless wedding album?
2. QUALITY
Printing your wedding album through you wedding photographer promises quality, or the image and album. We only work with the best album designers and crafters to make sure the album you get is one that will last a lifetime.
3. THE PERFECT GIFT
Parents & Grandparents love having a physical print in there hands to look back on over the years. Printing a parents album which is 8″x8″ with the matching design to your 12″x12″ album is always the perfect gift for any holiday or occasion.
**BONUS**
IT’S YOUR FOREVER PLAN
It’s true nothing lasts forever. But with a printed album from your wedding day you can open the door to your memories anytime you want! No looking for a flash drive or lost images in the endless digital camera rolls of our phones.
If that wasn’t enough here are 4 more reasons why you should print your images:
- Technology fails. All the time!
- You don’t get to enjoy them if they’re on your phone, computer, or hard drive.
- Albums on your coffee table are great conversation starters. Having pictures of your family on the wall are a great mood booster for when you arrive back home after a long day of work.
- Physical copies are superior – not everyone in your family has technology to look at your images online. Your children when they grow up will unlikely be your Facebook friend (if Facebook is still around) and Facebook decreases the quality of that image when it’s uploaded.
If there was anything I would stress that you print, it’s your wedding. Seriously, if a year later you have not printed your wedding photos it could be the end of time before it gets done! Weddings are a huge investment and there’s no do overs for your day. I never want any couple to go through the heart break of their images getting lost or gone due to technology.
