Albums

These albums are produced by the renowned Italian company Mario Acerboni.
The particular model I usually use for my Wedding Portfolios (romantically called the "8102") is a simply beautiful black card album that displays my photographs to perfection.

Every photograph I produce is printed with a pure white border around the edge - ensuring that the whole print is seen - just as I intended. Of course, as you will have the image files as part of your Portfolio, you can choose to print the images with or without borders.

Each album contains 29 (12"x12") pages of photographs.

Each page contains between 1 and 4 photographs of varying sizes. A Portfolio will average out at between 2 and 3 photographs per page - approximately 58 to 90 photographs per album.

The number of albums that make up your Portfolio will depend on the number of hours I cover and the number of guests you expect to be present throughout your day. Usually between 1 and 4 Albums are included (that's 58 to 360 photographs included in the albums alone).

Print sizes vary from 5"x5", 7"x5", 8"x8" or 10"x8" - depending which layout works best for your photographs. As you can see from the photographs on this page - there are a variety of differing layouts. The majority of print sizes will be 7"x5" as I find they show a great amount of detail combined with being able to fit 3 prints per album page.

Each black card page is separated by a sheet of white acid-free paper to protect your memories for many years to come.

Sticky pads are included with your Portfolio - so if you want to swap an image around or add your own - you can. Just slide a palette knife under the photograph and gently ease the image out.

The photographs in the albums tell the story of your day - covering the hours you commissioned me to cover.

Photographs not displayed in the albums will be included in the boxed set. These typically number a few hundred. Every day is unique in terms of the venue, the weather, the hours of coverage and the number/personalities of the guests invited - the overall number of prints is affected by these factors.