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is proud to be a new client of a fabulous album company. These books are exquisite and are a perfect blend of the more casual story books and the beautiful leather-bound albums.
Pages
The pages are not boards. Instead, they are thick, finished high-quality photo paper. The paper is available in both a semi-gloss and a smooth satin finish. Unlike hardboard albums, these books can hold hundreds of pages. They are perfect for you photo “hounds”.
Special Pages
A beautiful option for the first page of the book is a frosted clear page that allows the next image to shine through. It makes a beautiful title page.
Binding
The pages are hinged for a flush-mount
that leaves only the tiniest of lines between facing pages. Double-page spreads are wonderful and continuous and almost feel panoramic.
Cover
The leather covers are top quality and come in a nice variety of colors. You’ll love the feel of this book in your hands.
Dust Jacket
My favorite part of the albums is the dust jacket. I’ve never seen anything like it! The paper is thick, heavy, and textured. It reminds me of an artist’s watercolor paper. Your cover images will printed on it with rich color. The finish on the paper gives the album a feel that the dust jacket really is protecting the book for many years to come.
Presentation Box
No quality album would be complete without a nice presentation box. The standard one that comes with the album is a perfect fit, which allows for sturdy and safe storage (and even shipping). There are also several options for different presentation boxes to suit your style and tastes.
We can’t wait to start ordering these gorgeous albums! So, let us design one for you!
Schedule a presentation, now. We only have the sample book for this week, where you can see both the paper options and the clear pages. After we have to send it back, we’ll only be able to show samples from what previous brides have selected.
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Tags: Album · Design
Amanda & Robert want to use their engagement images for their Save the Date cards.
Here is a second draft for them.


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Tags: Clients · College Station · Design · Engagement · Save the Date
Jae designed these lovely Thank You cards based off the poses and images we provided from her wedding.

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Tags: Bryan · Clients · Design · Recent Events · Wedding
created this logo for a charity’s Homecoming event, incorporating the color scheme, homecoming/reunion theme, and giving a nod to the school.

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Wedding maps are essential in today’s invitation folios. They help guests find the ceremony and give them valuable information about hotel reservations and other travel details.
can design a printed map with driving directions for your invitation. We also recommend that you include the “from ceremony to reception” map and directions on the back of your wedding program. (Your day will run much more smoothly if you do not have to give directions to your family and friends during those first few moments of marriage.)
Thanks to Google maps technology, there is now a great online service, Wedding Mapper, that allows you to map not just the ceremony, reception, and hotels, but also a variety of points of interest in the town(s) where your event(s) will occur.
As a demo, I’ve made a map of some of the locations from our wedding events in 2001 and some of our favorite places in town, now.

This fabulous service can be used for free (like my demo) , but is only $10 for some advanced features.
Add this site to your own wedding website. Your guests will have an easier travel experience, which will lead to more fun for them and less stress for you.
because everything should be just…

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Tags: Advice · Brazos Valley · Bryan · College Station · Design
March 11th, 2007 · Enter your password to view comments
Tags: Bridals · Bryan · Clients · College Station · Design · Wedding
Tags: Clients · Design · Wedding
If you want to be involved in selecting the pictures for your album, this outline may proove helpful.
- front cover image
- title page (smaller, so usually a single image) with your names/date/etc.
- 1 double page spread of “scene setting” images (decor, getting ready, etc.)
- 1-2 double page spread of the bride and maids and family
- 1 double page spread of the groom and guys and family
- 1-2 double page spreads of the ceremony
- 1-2 double page spreads of the entire wedding party and families
- 1-2 double page spreads of the reception
- 1 single page of the getaway
- back cover image
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Included with event photography services,
provides Takeaway cards. These cards allow you to share a sweet sentiment with your guests and thank them for attending. They also direct guests to the online gallery and album(s) where they can view images from the event.
If
is also hired for a portrait session (quinceanera, bridals, engagement, anniversary, etc.), the Takeaway cards will be larger–standard 4×6 postcard size–and can have text/images on both sides. This leaves room to display one or two photo(s) of the honoree(s). Regular Takeaway cards are standard 2.5×3 business card size and are printed on one side.
Takeaway cards are included with a minimum purchase of event photography. 90 Takeaway cards are included with photography services and more are available for purchase.
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Guest books no longer have to be the traditional white book with a feathered pen. If you are excited about something unique, consider a guest photo book. There are several options.
Tags: Album · Design · Digital Enhancements · Photography · Wedding
Produced with high-quality, acid-free, heavy cardstock covers, and a slightly lighter weight paper for interior pages. Programs are assembled and hand-tied with a satin ribbon or cord. Eight pages allow ample room for listing attendants and thanking family.
Prices include 8-page layout designed to match your event, editing, one revision pass, printing, and assembly.





- 90 programs - $ 440
- 240 programs - $ 790
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Tags: Design · Pricing & Products
Takeaway cards are a wonderful way for you to share a photo with your guests and can serve as a nice party favor). They also help direct your guests to information they might need, such as your new address. Finally, they give your guests information so they can view your event images online.
Tags: Design · Pricing & Products

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If you want to give guests the chance to be creative, but aren’t willing to live with all their remarks in a permanent guestbook, consider this flexibile option:
Put blank, unruled index cards (or small cuts of linen paper that matches your invitations and programs) on the tables with decorative bowls and nice pens. Guests can write any marriage advice or thoughts or even draw pictures.
Have a family member or trusted guest collect them before you leave. They make great reading material while you travel to your honeymoon destination!!
A really affordable/convenient version of this includes 3 x 5 cards punched to fit a small notebook. This makes them easy to transport and store. (And, if anyone wrote comments you don’t want Grandma to read, you can just pull those cards before you show her the mini-book.)
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Tags: Advice · Design · Wedding
September 12th, 2006 · No Comments
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Tags: Design · Photography