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Articles about photo newspapers and event photography
Practical notes on weddings, company events and guest favours, from the editors’ experience.
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Wedding newspaper: what goes on each guest’s front page?
The front page is not just another souvenir. It carries the guest’s name, their photo and a line about your day.
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A photo newspaper at a city festival: a keepsake visitors take home
The city’s brand in the masthead and visitors on the front page. How it works on the festival square.Read article
What to give your wedding guests: favour ideas people keep
A favour guests keep is about them, not just about the wedding. Ideas, and the photo newspaper as a favour.Read article
Photo booth or photo newspaper: which to choose for your wedding or event?
With both, guests get a print on site, but the result is different. How to choose for your event.Read article
Company Christmas party ideas: a souvenir your staff will keep
A theme, a programme and a souvenir your staff will keep. Ideas for the company’s end-of-year party.Read article
How a print station works right at the venue
A small table, a power socket and a photographer among the guests: 2–3 minutes from shot to print.Read article
An annual party souvenir people keep: the corporate newspaper
A mug with a logo ends up in a cupboard. A newspaper with an employee’s face in the headline ends up on their desk.Read article
1925, 1958, 1987 or 2026: how to choose the era of your newspaper
One layout, four decades. How the era changes the way guests see the newspaper.Read article
How much does a wedding photo newspaper cost? What the price depends on
There is no fixed price. It is made up of the photographer’s time, the number of guests and the layout work.Read article