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After the day · 19 January 2026 · 3 min

Print them. Please, print them.

A gallery link is a wonderful thing and a fragile one. Here is the short case for putting at least thirty of your photographs on paper.

A bride-to-be holding her sun hat on a misty beach
A bride-to-be holding her sun hat on a misty beach
A couple on a picnic blanket among tall pines in low afternoon sun

We deliver several hundred photographs, colour-managed and archive-ready. Most couples look at them constantly for a month, occasionally for a year, and then almost never again — not out of indifference, but because a link is not something you walk past.

A print is. An album is. The couples who tell us years later that they still look at their wedding photographs are, without exception, the ones who put some of them on paper.

Thirty is a good number. Ten large enough to hang, twenty in an album you can hand to somebody across a table. If we made your album, it was printed and bound in Patna, on paper we have tested, in a size that opens flat so nothing important disappears into the gutter.

Whatever you do with the rest of them, print the one of your parents. Everybody does eventually. It is easier to do it now.

Abhishek

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