Memorial Books
From £30.00inc. VAT
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We are finishing this one off online. Tell us what you are after and we will confirm the price and get it moving, usually the same working day.
- Proof emailed before we print
- Collection from Monaghan Street, Newry
- Delivery across Ireland and the UK
Description
A photo book put together in memory of someone. Most are made from photographs gathered by the family in the weeks after a funeral, though plenty are ordered later for an anniversary or a milestone birthday.
We can scan prints, slides and negatives first if the photographs are not already digital, which is usually the case with anything older than about twenty years. Retouching faded or damaged prints is part of the job.
Hardcover stands up to being handled, which these tend to be. A4 and A5. Printed in house rather than sent away with collection or delivery across Ireland.
How ordering works
- 1. Choose your options and upload the photograph you want us to use.
- 2. We set the artwork and email you a proof.
- 3. Nothing is printed until you have approved it.
- 4. Collect from the shop or we post it out.
Delivery and collection
Collection from 7 Monaghan Street, Newry, BT35 6BB is free, and most collection orders are ready the next working day. Anything ordered after 5pm counts as the following day, so allow the extra time. We will contact you when it is ready rather than you having to check. We also post across Northern Ireland, the Republic and Great Britain.
Guides & gift ideas
Tips, how-tos and inspiration to help you get the most from your photos, gifts and prints.
How to choose the right canvas size for your wall
The most common mistake is going too small. Here is the rule of thumb we use in the shop, and how to test it before you order.
What goes in a funeral order of service
Families usually have a day or two to put this together. Here is what to gather, in the order we will need it.
Get your VHS tapes digitised before they go
Tape does not last forever, and the machines that play it are disappearing faster than the tape is degrading.