A photobook for Fathers Day
Fathers
We have a couple of photo books we’ve made over the past couple of years, so when we were offered to try out the photobooks from Snapfish, we jumped at the chance. Keepsake books full of our family memories make great gifts, and are something that can be treasured for years to come {unlike a bottle of beer!}
We decided to go for a 11″ x 8″ size photobook, with a personalised cover and a beautiful glossy finish on our photos. The total cost for our book was £31.99 {plus p&p}. I let the girls pick out the 20 photos that we could put inside {you can add more than twenty pages for an additional charge}. They also decided to make a special photo for the cover using PicMonkey.
The process of creating the book was really easy and straightforward. Upload your chosen photos, pick your book size and then either let it auto-fill your photos in, or choose your own layout. You can add text to each photo if you wish, and change the size of each individual photo. You can also pick a ‘theme’ giving you different coloured or patterned backgrounds. All in all, it only took half an hour to pick photos, upload, set the book out and complete our order.
Our book arrived on our doorstep with four days – we were very impressed! The quality of the finished product was fantastic, and we’re hoping Papa will be as excited with his gift as we are to be giving it him!
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Christine Thompson
June 4, 2014 at 08:38Thanks for this post Polly. You’ve got me thinking now. In fact someone in our house is turning 18 in autumn so I could have some fun with that.
Polly
June 4, 2014 at 09:05would make a great 18th present!! We made a photobook for my father in laws 60th earlier in the year, going right back to when he was a baby!
laura redburn
June 4, 2014 at 17:52oh, love that last photo!
Jess @ Along Came Cherry
June 4, 2014 at 18:52Love photobooks, they make such a great present. I always get Mr C a personalised calendar at Xmas! x
Fritha
June 4, 2014 at 19:30this is so cute! what a lovely present I’m sure he will love it! xx
abigail
June 5, 2014 at 07:46oo looks like really great quality! I’ve just ordered one too, and can’t wait to see the results!
Laura
June 5, 2014 at 23:50What a lovely gift – I made one similar to this a few two years ago for John and he often pages through it. The quality and finish looks fantastic
Laura x
Julien Peter Benney
June 10, 2014 at 01:30Those photobooks, much more than the rather “trendy” cards that I dare say are not ideal for a mother trying to raise children, are really romantic and familiar.
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