what to do with your wedding photos

taken from www.wedbykez.com Kez is young Newcastle marriage celebrant.

The big day is over, the thrill of the planning and the excitement of the day has diminished to just a warm fuzzy glow, like the first cup of coffee in the morning, the presents unwrapped, the cake in the freezer and you think the wedding is all done and dusted.

Not exactly...

You now have the job of deciding what to do with the million and one photos from your wedding.

Chances are you had a photographer who is going to put together an album or print off one or two of the nicer ones so you can hang them on your wall.

But here are a few ideas for the super creative to make displaying your photos that little bit different. Remember to play with size and shape to make you wedding photos really stand out.

The Coffee Table Wedding Book

You can have your photographer make one for you or use programs like shutterfly and momento to design your own. A great way to give your friends and people stopping by a quick snapshot of the wedding without dragging out the 100 page album and going over each photo in detail.

Get Gluey

Grab some glue and get creative using your invites, table menus, ribbon and anything else left from the wedding. Make your album totally interactive by spraying it with the perfume you wore on the day, keep the leftover materials from bridesmaid dresses and grooms suits and stick that it. Its like being at kindergarten all over again - minus the macaroni!

Its not just a wedding.. its art

Domayne, Harvey Norman and any photographer store will be able to print your wedding shots onto a canvas. The stunning results speak for themselves...

Plus there are photo mugs, calenders, bookmarks, bags, keyrings, luggage tags, candles, clothing, and mouse mats and the list goes on.
Anything you can print onto has the potential to become part of your wedding display.