Designed, not assembled!

Every wedding album is designed individually, from the first page to the last.

There are no templates, no pre-set layouts, and no fixed page counts. Each album is shaped around the story of your day - the pacing, the quiet moments, and the details that matter to you.

The result is a considered, tactile object intended to be lived with, revisited, and passed on - not a product assembled from parts, but something deliberately made.

Materials & finishes

Albums are available in a small range of carefully chosen materials, selected for durability, texture, and how they age over time.

Cover options include natural fabrics and premium leathers, offered in a restrained palette of colours. Paper stocks are chosen for tonal depth and longevity, working particularly well with both black and white colour imagery.

Options are discussed during the design process to ensure the final album feels coherent - from cover to final page.

Page design & storytelling

Page layouts are built slowly and intentionally.

Some images are given space to breathe; others are paired or sequenced to create rhythm and flow and some pages will feature several images. Therefore, page counts vary depending on the story being told, rather than fitting the work into a predetermined format.

The emphasis is always on clarity, balance, and narrative — never excess.

How to commission your album

Albums are priced according to size, materials, and final page count.

As a guide, a large album (14x10”) with approximately 20 sides, would typically allow for between 35 to 60 images - is typically around £750.

Some albums are smaller and more minimal; others are more expansive. Final pricing is confirmed once the design direction and materials are agreed upon, and before any work begins.

Additional albums and keepsakes

Alongside the main wedding album, I work with a specialist album maker who produces a small number of beautifully finished companion books. These are often chosen for parents, close family, or as quieter versions of the main album.

Rather than overwhelming you with specifications, the different options below are intended simply as guidance - for further discussion between us.

  • Mini albums

    Small keepsake albums, produced in sets, for wider distribution to guests.

    These are designed as a simple, personal memento rather than full narratives, and can include discreet personalisation.

  • Memento - A pair of albums

    A press-printed book available as a pair, ideal for sharing with parents or in-laws.

    These are lighter, understated albums designed to be lived with rather than displayed — thoughtful, practical, and well made.

  • Pro Mini Duplicate

    A high-quality photographic book, closely matched to the main album and commonly ordered as a single duplicate.

    This is a popular choice for gifting to a close family member who would like a complete version of the story in a more compact form.

  • Fine Art Compact

    A refined, tactile companion to the main album, produced on cotton paper and designed to echo the original in a slightly smaller format.

    Often chosen as part of a fine art album pairing or for parents who appreciate a softer, paper-led finish.

Seeing examples / next step

If you’d like to see example albums or discuss options, this can be done during a consultation or after your digital gallery is delivered. Albums can be added to any photography package.

You’re also welcome to get in touch if you’d like to talk through ideas before making any decisions.