How to Design a Wedding Photobook That Doesn't Look Like a Template
A friend of mine got married in Singapore last year and ordered her wedding photobook straight off a template the studio offered. When it arrived, she said it looked "fine" — which is exactly the problem. It looked like every other wedding album from that studio, just with her face swapped in. The photos were beautiful. The layout gave them nothing. That's the thing about templates. They're not badly designed, they're just designed for everyone, which means they're designed for no one in particular. If you want a wedding photobook that actually feels like your wedding, the layout needs a bit more intention than picking a preset and dropping photos into the boxes. Start with how your wedding actually felt, not how it looked Before touching any layout, think about the mood of the day. Was it quiet and intimate, or loud and full of people? Documentary-style, or more posed and classic? This matters because <cite index="6-1">2026 couples are l...