For your viewing pleasure. Feel free to comment on your favorite and least favorite. If you view them in the gallery (shows after the slideshow is done, or by clicking the icon at the bottom) it will show the page number for each (not in the right order of course, I assign the numbers as I design them).

I love my large albums. They give me so much design flexibility while still having an impressive formal look to them. Here are the pages I designed for a couple of weddings I did last year.

I have never been a fan of the “pick photo A and insert into slot C” wedding albums. I like to be able to use my artistic talent to show the story of the wedding day in a more modern, magazine layout style. Yet, I still have a love for the old, large, leather albums and the feel that they give photos. So, I found a compromise.

I use large, leather albums that I fill with 10×15 layouts (printed at my lab as 10×15 photos). I design the layouts in a more modern style and get to have fun with the layout, while the album cover and insert pages offer the classic “wow, what an album” feel that I want my albums to have.

I am also offering press-printed coffee table albums for those who want a true modern feel. They are also a little more cost effective for a couple on a budget.

Here are some highlights of the pages I designed for a couple. The pictures are from one of my first weddings, and my style has changed and improved since, but the layouts are the style that I offer. There is also a slideshow of the entire album (the pages are not in the finished order).