"Touch has a memory" - John Keats
A fine art wedding album is a living work of art. Its pages are thick, with high-quality ink that will transport you back to the best day of your life just by taking one flip through the pages. The smell evokes an old bookstore and it feels luxurious to touch. There is no better way to immortalise your love than in this timeless heirloom.
1. They are future-proof. Your wedding album won't ever be considered "old technology", and can be passed down for generations to come.
2. Tangible products create deeper memories than digital files.
3. Albums are, without a doubt, the best way to experience your wedding day - one spread at a time. Piece together your story through pages, rather than one file at a time.
4. The design options are limitless. See below some of the suggested engravings and covers to choose from.
01: Infinity
02: Wreath
03: Symmetry
04: Box
05: Cherub
06: Branch
07: Heart
08: Storytime
09: Cursive
(please note that premium vegan leather costs an additional $110)
Fine Art Wedding Albums start from $2,000 AUD (pre-order)
Pre-order* Price: 1,480 AUD
Standard Price: 1,980 AUD
1-5 extra spreads: 100/spread
6-10 extra spreads: 90/spread
11+ extra spreads: 75/spread
Vegan Leather Upgrade: 110 AUD
2 x Parent Albums: 800 AUD
Each book is carefully handcrafted using the finest archival papers and inks to ensure your album will last a lifetime.
Here is what I recommend to keep it in its best form:
Everyone deserves to feel safe, seen and celebrated at their wedding. Henry Paul Photography is a place where your love is welcome and affirmed, regardless of your gender identity, sexuality, race, age, religion, body size or ability.
Henry Paul Photography acknowledges Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. I pay my respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and to Elders both past and present. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples should be aware that this website may contain images or names of people who have since passed away.