Weddings
Use Wooden, Pro, or Acrylic Cover for premium client delivery and parent albums.
Albums help photographers deliver something physical, premium, and lasting. This resource page explains album choices, photo preparation, client education, and possible gallery-to-order workflows.
A physical album gives clients something they can keep, show, gift, and value. This page helps photographers prepare images, choose album lines, and explain albums more clearly to clients.
Use Wooden, Pro, or Acrylic Cover for premium client delivery and parent albums.
Use Pro, Wooden, or Softcover depending on session value and gift purpose.
Softcover can work well for lighter duplicates, family copies, and gift-friendly albums.
Do not send every similar image. A cleaner gallery makes album decisions easier for the client.
Match the product line to the event, client budget, and final impression you want to create.
Use high-resolution exports and avoid compressed social media versions or screenshots.
Check spelling, wedding date, cover option, size, shipping address, and any personalization.
Clients often understand digital galleries, but albums need to be shown as the finished product of the story. Speak about permanence, presentation, gift value, and the feeling of a physical product.
If a photographer has gallery software, an API workflow can be planned where client selections and order details move toward the Pixmig editor or ordering system. This requires a clear technical integration plan.
| Album | Best use | Photographer positioning |
|---|---|---|
| Wooden Album | Premium weddings, family heirlooms, anniversary gifts, parent albums. | Premium keepsake |
| Pro Album | Classic professional wedding, portrait, family, and client albums. | Core professional |
| Acrylic Cover Album | Modern albums where one strong hero image should lead the cover. | Modern impact |
| Softcover Album | Extra copies, travel, pets, gifts, lighter client products. | Easy add-on |