Wedding albums and prints, made from your gallery
Linen and leather books, canvases and parent albums, made from your finished gallery and ordered through your photographer after the day.
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In short
Troth Weddings partners offer wedding albums, prints and canvases as an optional step after your gallery is delivered. Options include linen or leather-bound books, canvases and smaller parent albums. They are ordered through your photographer, who confirms the details with you. Albums are never required to book photo or video.
Albums and prints, after the gallery
A gallery lives on a screen, and screens change. An album is the version of the day that stays on a shelf. Troth Weddings partners can make one from your edited gallery, once you have chosen the pictures that belong in it.
Albums are an add-on, not a requirement. You can book photo or video without one, and you can decide after the gallery has arrived and you have lived with it for a while. Nothing about the order is rushed.
We do not make or sell albums ourselves, and we do not name printers or labs. An album is a product of your photographer, ordered through them.
What you can order
- Linen and leather books. The classic wedding album: a bound book with a cover in linen or leather, laid out page by page from your gallery.
- Canvases and wall prints. A single image, enlarged, for the wall.
- Parent albums. Smaller copies of the album for parents and grandparents, so the family does not have to share one.
An album is designed, not just printed. The order of the pictures, the pairing on facing pages and the pace from getting ready to the last dance are all decisions, and they are better made by someone who stood in the room. That is one reason albums come from the photographer who shot your day.
Sizes, papers, cover materials and page counts differ by photographer, so we do not list them here. Ask for the options when you talk to your partner, and ask to see a sample before you decide.
How ordering works
The usual order of events is this. Your edited gallery is delivered, you choose the pictures you love most, and the photographer or their lab lays them out. You see the layout before anything is printed and can ask for changes. Then it is printed, bound and sent to you. Your photographer confirms the exact steps, the timing and the cost with you.
Mention an album in the form's note if you already know you want one, and the partner can include the options in the first call. The reply, as for any inquiry, comes within one business day.
Questions worth asking on that call: which sizes are offered, how many pages an album can have, who designs the layout, how many rounds of changes are included, how long printing takes, and how the finished album reaches you if you live somewhere other than where you married.
The coverage that produces the gallery is described under weddings, elopements and engagement sessions.
Where albums are made
An album is ordered through your photographer, so it can follow a wedding, elopement or session in any of these places. State and province are listed first so you can find yours.
United States. Alabama, Huntsville; Arizona, Sedona; Arkansas, Eureka Springs; California, Redwood Coast, Yosemite; Georgia, Savannah; Hawaii, Kauai, Maui, Oahu; Idaho, Boise; Indiana, Indianapolis; Iowa, Des Moines; Kentucky, Louisville; Louisiana, New Orleans; Michigan, Grand Rapids; Montana, Glacier National Park; Nebraska, Lincoln, Omaha; North Carolina, Charlotte; Ohio, Cleveland; Oklahoma, Tulsa; Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh; South Dakota, Sioux Falls; Tennessee, Chattanooga, Knoxville; Utah, Moab.
Canada. Alberta, Calgary; British Columbia, Kelowna, Victoria; Manitoba, Winnipeg; Nova Scotia, Halifax; Saskatchewan, Saskatoon.
Questions about albums
01When should we order an album?
After your gallery is delivered. Albums are made from the finished, edited pictures, so the first step is choosing which ones belong in the book. There is no need to decide before the wedding, though you can mention it in the form if you already know. Your photographer will tell you how long ordering and printing take.
02Can we print the gallery ourselves?
Photo collections include print rights, which means you may print your pictures yourselves or through any lab you like. An album ordered through your photographer is a separate, designed product with a layout and a bound cover. You can do both, and your contract describes exactly what you may do with the images.
03Can our parents have their own albums?
Parent albums are one of the options: smaller copies of the album, made for parents and grandparents. Ask your photographer how they are sized and priced, and whether they can be ordered after the main album is finished. It is a good question for the first call, because it affects how the main album is laid out.
04How many photos go in an album?
It depends on the album's size and number of pages, which differ by photographer. A larger album holds more pictures at a smaller size; a smaller one holds fewer, larger ones. Your photographer will advise how many pictures suit the layout you choose, and can show a sample so you can judge the size for yourselves.
Plan it with your photographer.
Albums start with a booking. Send your date and place, and mention an album in the note if you know you want one. We reply within one business day with the price list for your location and the work of the partner we would introduce.