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Wedding Album Design in Chicago
By DavidSytsma
There is no doubt that after the wedding is over, the guests have gone
home, and the cake cleaned up that the first thing the newly wed couple
wants to do is create their personal wedding album. Just like each couple
is unique, so should be their wedding album. Fortunately there are many
types and styles to be found of wedding album design in Chicago.
Couples don't want the straight forward one picture per page wedding
album their parents have, they want their memories in a setting befitting
the magnitude of their wedding day.
Wedding album design Chicago style offers a lot of different options for the bride,
groom, and wedding photographer to work with. A slip in style
wedding album is probably the simplest to work with. The
photographs are placed in a page taped behind a thin matte paper.
From there the page is inserted into a bound album or placed in a photo
album. The result is a casual, simple wedding album for the
couple and their families to enjoy.
Things get a little more complicated with the bound albums. There
are two types of bound albums in Chicago wedding album design.
The first is a reversible album. The photos are permanently glued to
the page and surrounded by a matte border. The borders protect
the photographs from ever touching each other when
the album is closed. This method ensures that there is minimal
risk of moisture damage to the precious wedding photographs. The
other bound album option is flush albums. The design is simpler
that with the reversible album. Here the photos are placed one
per page and fill the entire page. Either option gives the bridal
couple a keepsake that will last throughout the generations.
For optimum flexibility and design preference, wedding album design in
Chicago offers the coffee table or digital albums. Since this
technique relies heavily on technical expertise. The result is
the ability to overlap photos, create completely unique pages, and
truly make a unique wedding album. The couple can have images
like the ring section of their ceremony overlap a photo of the bride's
bouquet or possibly a photo of their first dance over lapped with a
picture of the limo. The possibilities really become limitless
with the use of this kind of technology. The finished pages can
be bound in a matte or be left flush in a traditional thick paged
wedding album or mounted on thinner paper for a wedding album that
looks more like a magazine. Many couples choose this option to
create their wedding album to be uniquely their own.
The time period of each and every wedding album looking the same except
for faces and dress color is a thing of the past. Couples now
want the flexibility to make their wedding albums reflect the
uniqueness and meaning that it meant to them. Wedding album design in
Chicago has stepped up the pace of this rising trend. Never
before has there been so much choice and freedom in designing a truly
personal wedding album.
About the Author
This article was written by David Sytsma PhD of Beautiful Memories Photo. Beautiful Memories Photo offers stunning wedding photography throughout the Chicago area.Always artistic, personable and professional photographers you can rely on, and exclusively wedding photography!
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