Printing photo albums
Photo album printing is a wonderful way to preserve your most cherished memories. Our service offers a variety of options, allowing you to create a beautiful keepsake that tells your unique story. Your photographer will prepare an individual design tailored to your preferences, ensuring that every album is as unique as your memories. Whether you’re celebrating a wedding, anniversary, or family gathering, our professional printing in France guarantees that every detail shines
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Canvas Album
Cover made of a rigid material preserving the book from any deformation. The artisanal shaping contributes to a perfectly mastered finish. The cover is protected by a satin lamination treated against scratches. Flat opening, thick pages and printed on Fuji HD silver paper.
Printed Cover
Swamp canvas or Buckram canvas cover. Marsh canvas has a lot of finesse while Buckram canvas has a more pronounced weft. The latter is coated with a layer of protection against soiling.
Cherry Wood Cover
Cover made of veneered cherry wood. The cover is personalized by laser engraving which is then tinted by the in-house process. Personalization is done only on the front cover (front side).
Elegant Covers
Swamp canvas or Buckram canvas cover. Marsh canvas has a lot of finesse while Buckram canvas has a more pronounced weft.
Examples of floral arrangements
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Photo albums and what they are for
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