As a guide I suggest you choose about 60 – 100 photographs, depending on the size of the wedding, but I do not want to restrict you, a we can always add additional spreads if necessary. However, the album should be the final, perfect edit of all your hundreds of wedding photographs, so it’s best to resist the temptation to stuff it with as many photographs as possible. Too many pictures will dilute the impact of the very best ones.

Albums also look better when the photographs are not too crowded on the page. For clean and contemporary layouts it is always better to add pages than squeeze too many onto the page.

You should choose photographs from all parts of the day and choose different photos if you can – not two shots that are almost the same, unless they are part of a sequence that you particularly want to show.

For debossing and foil blocking you can choose from Bebas, Prata, Helvetica or Coronation. The latter is used in traditional bookbinding and is similar to Century Gothic.

For printing, engraving and 22 carat gold there is a wider choice which includes Bebas, Bombshell, Century, Century Gothic, Courier, Futura, Gill Sans, Helvetica, Magarella, Melinda, Montserrat, Prata, Times, Trajan and Univers.