Every frame we make is printed with your own photographs, so the hard part is not choosing a present — it is choosing which pictures. This is the shop arranged by who you are buying for, rather than by occasion.
Anniversaries, Valentine's, or no occasion at all. The frames that hold two pictures give each of you half the board; the anniversary shelf adds the date, a song, or a calendar with the day marked on it.
A first portrait with the birth details set beside it — date, time, weight and length — or a grid for the pictures nobody could stop taking. Twins get their own shelf, because an ordinary frame makes one of them the small picture in the corner.
Twelve months in one frame, a photograph for each, around the birthday portrait. The lighter arrangements take four or six instead, for the months that went unphotographed — which most of them do.
The age set large with photographs inside the number, a calendar printed with the month it happened, or a mosaic of the whole party. Add the name and the year in the editor before you order.
Everybody in one frame. Three pictures or twenty-two, with hairline gaps so the photographs fill the board rather than float in a wide white border — and a few that set one word large underneath: Dad, Mum, Us.
No headline, no date, nothing added. One picture generously mounted, or printed edge to edge so it runs to the moulding. The two side by side are the clearest demonstration in the shop of what a mount does to a print.
Baby Birth
A round portrait, the four details that matter, and three pictures under them.
First Year
4 pictures with a round one laid over the middle.
First Year
A round portrait, the four details that matter, and three pictures under them.
Anniversary
A line set large and then said again quietly, with nine pictures underneath.
Family
A cover: the name across the top, one picture the width of the page, and three along the foot.
Birthday
A film poster: one still above the title, three below it, and the credits along the foot.