How to make a travel photo book
Sort your photos as soon as you get home, while the memories are fresh: keep the best of each day, two or three per page on average. Choose a cover and write the destination and the year on it, then let our editor lay out the photos in order. Add a few lines per page: the place, the date, the name of that restaurant you never want to forget. Each book is printed in France on FSC-certified paper, checked by hand and delivered in a cotton pouch.
Day by day, stop by stop or by theme
For a holiday in one place, day by day works best. For a road trip or a tour, go stop by stop and open each chapter with a map or the name of the town. For a long journey, group by theme: landscapes, faces, food, the place you slept. Wide landscapes deserve a layflat photo book, which opens without a fold in the middle.
Holidays, road trips and honeymoons
A summer holiday with the children often fits in a softcover of 40 to 60 pages. A road trip or a world tour needs a hardcover, up to 160 pages. For a honeymoon, see our wedding photo albums; to tell the whole year, our year photo books; and for family holidays told year after year, our family photo albums. To keep a few photos close at hand, our photo prints are printed in the same workshop.