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Wedding album vs digital only
Every collection includes your edited digital images. The question is whether to also have them designed into a printed album. Here is the honest case for each.
Option A
Designed album
Option B
Digital only
The case for an album
A fine art album is the heirloom version of your day, designed from your real images and built to be handed down. Printed photos get looked at. Files on a drive rarely do.
Albums are made after the wedding, so the choice comes from your actual gallery.
The case for digital only
Digital files are flexible and immediate. You can print what you want, when you want, and share freely. Some couples prefer to design their own book later.
If budget is tight, the digital gallery is the essential, and an album can always come later.
Our approach
You always get the full edited gallery, delivered digitally. We do not sell prints or albums. When you want them, we point you to independent print and album companies, and we may earn a referral commission when you order through our link.
The bottom line
Digital files are essential and always included. An album is the heirloom that actually gets looked at. If you can, do both. If not, you can order one later from the same gallery.
Common questions
- Do I get digital images either way?
- Yes. Every collection includes your full edited gallery of digital images. Albums are ordered separately through independent album companies.
- Can I order an album later?
- Yes. Your gallery and your personal license let you order one anytime, as long as you download the files before hosting ends.
- How much is a wedding album?
- It depends on the album company and the size you choose. We do not sell albums, so the price comes from the company you order from.
Still deciding? Tell us about your day.
We will tell you honestly what fits, whether your date is open, and exactly what it costs. No pressure, no mystery.