A practical guide to wedding photo print sizes, finishes and crops—from guest snapshots to album favourites and statement enlargements.
Choose the purpose first—album, gift, memory box or wall—then match the print format to the photograph.
Wedding galleries are usually a mixture of formal portraits, wide ceremony scenes, phone photos and candid moments. Start by choosing what each group of pictures is for; the right format becomes much easier after that.
A familiar album-friendly format for getting a broad edit off the screen without overthinking every image.
View This OptionMore presence for portraits, speeches and couple photographs while remaining easy to gift and display.
View This OptionA strong choice for the photographs you want to see every day. Check the crop carefully on wider group shots.
View This OptionA relaxed bordered format for guest-book moments, place settings, memory boxes and informal sets.
View This OptionA little structure before uploading saves duplicate prints and makes crop decisions much quicker.
Create one folder of definite favourites before comparing sizes or finishes.
Wide group photographs often need a different aspect ratio from close portraits.
For a large gallery, test skin tones and exposure with a handful of representative images first.
Lustre reduces reflections and handles frequent viewing well, which makes it a dependable wedding default. Glossy gives colour extra brightness and suits smaller prints that will be kept behind album sleeves.
