Photo Book

ktbabe530

Has anyone done a photo book online from their wedding photos? I bought a Groupon for PinterPix, but I'm not that impressed with it. So, I'm looking for recommendations - thanks!

emmyg65

Yes, I've had excellent experience with Artifact Uprising and Kolo. Both are more expensive than something like Shutterfly, but the quality is much higher--nicer paper, better printing, simpler and more elegant design options, and gorgeous covers.

photokitty

I like Picaboo, for the more cost effective hardback book. I've used them for years and been happy withe results, but I haven't gotten a big fancy coffee table style book from them.

ShellD13

I just wrote a review but I ended up using Blurb books. We got our finished books today and I'm in love! I raced right out to buy the envelopes to send them out to my parents and sister :-) I will say it is a bit pricier than Shutterfly but if you decide to use it, Google promo codes before you finalize your order. I found one for 30% off of my first order. I will also say that my wedding photographer referred me to the site and told me that I should use ProLine Pearl for the paper choice as it really does make a difference in the appearance of the printed photos.

AprilH81

I did a 12x12 book with layflat pages with Shutterfly.

It turned out BEAUTIFULLY and everyone oos and aahs over it when they see it.

mrscinema

If you want something that feels more like an album, but doesn't cost an arm and a leg - check out Artisan State. It is pretty great. The real leather cover options are limited, but we actually get the leatherette option for a year photo book for our family and it feels great and looks really good. Super thick pages.