Pre-touched images. Since January 2006, all images have been pre-touched before they are delivered to clients. We make any necessary cropping and editing for the 4×6 and 5×7 sizes.

Re-touched images. If a client wants further editing for an 8×10 or larger image, will re-touch the image. Small changes are included with the cost of the print as long as requests are emailed before a print order is placed.. Larger changes are billed at a rate of $60 hourly.

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“…the family is so anxious about the pictures.  They were all so excited to see them actually at the wedding so I have a feeling once they come up, our family will be burning up you website….Thanks again for doing such an awesome job.”

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From your engagement session, make coloring pages for the kids’ table! This will be fun for both them and your adult guests!

This article on fototiler shows how to do this with Photoshop.

will happily create these pages for your from any engagement images purchased in 8×10 or larger sizes.

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On July 7, 2007, the most popular date in wedding history, Kim & Lance tied the knot at the historic Paramount Theatre in Austin, Texas. To celebrate the occasion with a modern take on the “bridal portrait” I have designed a “movie” poster to decorate the mezzanine while guests enjoy post-ceremony hors ‘d oeuvres and view the cake.

Here is the final image.

Mr. & Mrs. Lance & Kim Parr met as Freshmen at Texas A&M University when they both joined the Aggie Cinema organization (later known as Film Society) in the Memorial Student Center. They’ve been engaged since 1993!

Congratulations on finally tying the knot! Kudos for doing it in such a uniqe, fun, and classic way!

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On July 7, 2007 (the most popular date in wedding history, they tell us!), Kim & Lance will tie the knot at the historic Paramount Theatre in Austin, Texas. I have designed one “movie” poster to decorate the lobby as guests are strolling in. (Another with a bridal portrait will be in the mezzanine during post-ceremony hors ‘d oeuvres.)

The couple met as Freshmen at Texas A&M University when they both joined the Aggie Cinema organization (later known as Film Society) in the Memorial Student Center.

Here is the final image.

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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.

• Allow to use your engagement images to create photo pages where guests can sign next to the image of you and across the scenery in that image. This digital photo guest book option starts at just $ 65 for a leather book with an inset cover photo and 20 pages for lines.
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  a vignette around the couple keeps them rich in color and bright on the page
  
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