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Websites to make your own album with higher quality than Snapfish and Shutterly?

melbalalala Posted:

Websites to make your own album with higher quality than Snapfish and Shutterly?

I have made many albums/memory books on Snapfish. I wanted to make something a little nicer for my wedding album.

Does anyone know of a website that offers a more professional-looking 'do it yourself' album?
cjb88 Posted:

Re: Websites to make your own album with higher quality than Snapfish and Shutterly?

I used MyPublisher.com to make parent albums... i have also seen albums from kodak gallery... imo the mypublisher was a bit better quality... i have never seen the snapfish ones, so i cant compare it...

BunnyBears Posted:

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i plan on using the legacy book on kodak gallery.com

melbalalala Posted:

Re: Websites to make your own album with higher quality than Snapfish and Shutterly?

bump! anyone else?

nycgirl79 Posted:

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I've heard really good things about mypublisher.com

Also, maybe try ofoto?
LoveRocks Posted:

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Definitely go with mypublisher. They are gorgeous.

Bridex100 Posted:

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We just made our guestbook using mypublisher. I thought it came out really great.

Honestly the quality isn't nearly as good as a professional album. The paper is pretty thin.

I believe my fiance paid only $40 for ours though.

The quality is fantastic for the price!

I'm going to make multiple albums for my family, not just wedding albums but family pictures as well.

You can't spend $40 and expect the same quality as an album that would have costed you $1000.
acsm Posted:

Re: Websites to make your own album with higher quality than Snapfish and Shutterly?

picaboo.com

i've never used them but i remember doing a search on the knot and some people used them...

also mypublisher.com

maybe your photographer can recommend some?

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