A Wedding Digital Scrapbook

(The book featured in this post was provided free of charge by MPix for me to review. Thoughts and opinions are my own.)

A year ago this summer our favorite junior webmaster got married. And one of the perks of working here is I'll make you a wedding scrapbook if you want. I will also rope in the rest of the community to help create the graphics I need. The palette that I picked for the February Blog Train was created with this wedding in mind and it was great to put all those graphics to use making these pages.

I love working on wedding albums because the photos are always so beautiful. There's no trying to get around a bad photo. The only problem I usually have is figuring out how to include everything.

Since Thani and Hilary got married last summer during Covid, the wedding was very small. So this summer they had a party in Minnesota to introduce Hilary to the family, giving me a good deadline to finish the wedding album. It's a small way to share what many people missed out on with all the restrictions from last summer.

If you're looking for a place to print out your finished photo book, be sure to check out MPix.com, all their products are excellent quality and their customer service is great. The 10x10 inch album size they offer is my favorite size to have printed; it's not too small, but it's also not too big. I have a real pet peeve about albums that won't fit on my bookshelf. And for an keepsake item like a wedding scrapbook, MPix.com will do a great job delivery something you'll have for a long time.

Do have any tips, thoughts or questions on creating a wedding scrapbook? Let me know in the comments as I'm hoping to write up a post all about it.

You can view all the layouts for this album here.

These pages rely heavily on the Good Life: February 2021 bundle, which was created with this wedding in mind.

Photos taken by Corrie Mahr.