The album
Some photographs deserve a place beyond the screen
Most wedding photographs begin their lives on a screen.
You look through them on your phone, send a few to your family, share some with friends. For a while, they are everywhere. Then life moves on, and the photographs slowly find their way into a folder among thousands of others.
An album is different.
It sits on a coffee table. Someone picks it up when the family comes over. Your mother stops at a photograph she had forgotten about. Years later, your children turn the pages and meet the people who filled your wedding with laughter, noise and love.
That is why we believe an album should be more than a collection of your favourite photographs.
It should be something you can hold, return to and pass on.
Because photographs are meant to be seen, not stored.
Cover
Silk, velvet, or leather
Marigold
Cover — Marigold
The colour of the haldi, and of every garland in the room.
Foil — Gold
Made by hand
Sizes
12×12 in · 10×10 in · 12×18 in landscape
Paper
Cotton rag, 320 gsm, matte
Binding
Lay-flat, hand-sewn — spreads open without a gutter
Extent
40 to 120 pages, sequenced by the editor who cut your film
Presentation
Matching keepsake box, cloth-lined
Enquire
Yours, in your hands
Tell us the city and the dates. The album comes after the wedding — we sequence it, send you the full design, and nothing goes to print until you have signed it off.