Wedding Albums, Prints and Keepsakes

Melbourne wedding photography you can hold

Your gallery arrives as files. Files are wonderful. Files are also invisible.

The photographs you actually live with are the ones on the wall, on the shelf, in the box you pull out when someone new comes over. Everything on this page exists to move your wedding off a screen and into your house, where you will see it on an ordinary Tuesday and remember the whole day in about a second.

I make these in Melbourne. Some of it I print myself.

Wedding Albums

A printed album is the only version of your wedding guaranteed to still work in fifty years. No charging, no logging in, no format that quietly stops existing.

Linen-bound albums start at $349. Fine art and heirloom albums are handmade, lay-flat, and printed on archival cotton rag. Parent copies exist because the people who cried hardest deserve their own.

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Wedding Prints and Framing

Signed fine art prints, hand-printed in studio on archival paper. Framed in hand-finished Australian timber with UV-protective glazing, or delivered loose in a keepsake print box you can hold in your lap.

Prints start at $90. This is the fastest way to get one photograph onto a wall this month rather than someday.

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The Grandparent Interview

A camcorder, a set of prompt cards, and a quiet corner during your reception. The voices you will want to hear again someday, recorded while you still can, delivered as its own film alongside your gallery.

$109. Of everything I offer, this is the one couples write to me about years later.

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The VHS Edition

Your wedding film on a real, playable tape in a clamshell case. Entirely impractical. The most photographed object I deliver.

$219, and it sits with the analogue add-ons because that is what it is.

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How to choose

Most couples start with one album and one framed print. That covers the two things you actually do with wedding photos: sit down with them, and walk past them.

If your family is spread out, parent copies do more work than a bigger album. If you have grandparents at the wedding, do the interview. That one has a deadline nobody likes to think about.

Good to know

There is no rush. Albums are designed after you have lived with your gallery for a while, so you are choosing photographs you already love rather than guessing on the day they land.

Most couples order their album two to three months after the wedding. Parent copies tend to arrive around the first anniversary, which is not an accident.

Nothing here has to be decided before your wedding. You can add any of it later.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to choose the photos myself?

No. I design the album from your gallery and send you a preview to approve. You can change anything you want before it prints.

Can I order after the wedding?

Yes. Everything on this page can be ordered whenever you are ready, including years later.

How long does an album take?

Around four to six weeks from approval, depending on the album. I will give you a real date when you order.

Do you ship outside Melbourne?

Yes, anywhere in Australia.

Can I see one first?

Yes. If you are local I would rather show you than describe it. Albums are a hard thing to judge from a photo of an album.

Something to hold

Tell me what you are thinking about and I will talk you through it, no pressure at all.

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