A collection of ways to turn photos from a portrait or wedding session into something you can actually hand someone, instead of leaving them as another file on a phone. These are practical products for printing, framing, and displaying the photos tha...
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Everyday Ways to Display Your Photos
A Few Extras From the Professional Side
Everyday Ways to Display Your Photos
A handcrafted layflat album with foil-stamped linen covers and thick, panoramic pages, starting around $129 for a base 20-page book. Artifact Uprising rates it 4.5 stars over more than a thousand reviews, with several customers specifically mentionin...
Layflat Photo Album
A small chrome-finish frame ornament that holds a single print behind an acrylic pane, about $39. Rated 4.4 stars, and a few reviewers specifically mention framing wedding photos in it as a holiday gift.
Chrome Frame Ornament
A walnut, travertine, or red marble block that holds 10 rotating 5x5 inch prints, about $29. Rated 4.6 stars, a simple way to put a small set of photos on a shelf or desk instead of just one framed print.
Photo Block & Prints
A Few Extras From the Professional Side
A solid maple box, about $31.75, built to hold a custom USB drive and personalized with a photo from the session. It's a professional lab product, meant for a photographer to order and use for handing a client their final images, rather than somethin...
Personalized Wood USB Box (5x5")
A 16GB wood or acrylic USB drive that can be personalized with a logo or a photo from the session, about $40.50. Pairs naturally with the wood delivery box above, so a photographer can hand over the final images as a branded keepsake instead of just ...
Custom USB Drive (16GB)
A customizable 5x7 or 8x10 box with a photo or logo on the lid, about $17.75. Built to hold up to 100 prints or a USB drive, so a photographer can package a client's final images in something nicer than a plain envelope.