
Custom Scrapbooks
Your photographs, laid out by hand into a book built around one occasion.
Priced on enquiry
Personalised photo keepsakes
The ones you would save first if you lost your phone. We print those — into scrapbooks, frames and small things you can put into somebody’s hands.


The ones you already love. You pick every single one.
Printed, trimmed and put together here, one order at a time.
And watch someone realise you kept all of it.
Eight ways to take something off a screen and put it into a room. Some of them are for giving. Some are just for you.

Your photographs, laid out by hand into a book built around one occasion.
Priced on enquiry

Small square prints with the classic white border — sold by the sheet.
₹20per sheet

One photograph, printed and framed, ready to hang or stand.
₹150onwards

Your photographs, printed as magnets for the fridge door.
Priced on enquiry

Pin badges printed with a photograph, a name or an event.
Priced on enquiry

Tiny personalised stamps, printed like a sheet of postage.
Priced on enquiry

Personalised key holders for guest rooms at a wedding.
Priced on enquiry

A mug printed with your photograph, used every single morning.
Priced on enquiry
A scrapbook is what happens when somebody finally chooses. You send the photographs and tell us what they are for. We lay the pages out around them — what gets a full page, what sits in a corner, what order it all reads in — so the book moves the way the day actually happened.
It is the thing that gets passed around the room at a birthday, and the thing still on the shelf ten years later.
Built for




Somewhere in your parents’ house there is an album with the corners coming loose. You have sat on the floor and gone through it. You could probably still name half the photographs in it.
You have taken a thousand times more photographs than they ever did. You could not tell anyone which ones matter without scrolling for ten minutes first.
That is the part worth fixing. Nothing has been lost — every photograph is still there. It is just that none of them were ever chosen, and nothing that was never chosen ever gets held.
A photograph you can hold gets looked at. A photograph on a phone gets scrolled past.
No builder to learn, no checkout to fight with. You choose, you send photographs, and the rest is our problem.
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A scrapbook, polaroids, a frame or one of the smaller keepsakes. Not sure which? Tell us who it is for and what the occasion is, and we will tell you what usually works.
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Send us the ones you want in it. You choose every photograph that goes in — nothing is printed that you have not picked yourself.
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Your photographs are laid out, printed, trimmed and put together by hand. We confirm the selection and the final price with you before anything goes to print.
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It arrives packed and ready — to keep, or to give to the person it was always about.
Two ways to print. Which one you want comes down to how many photographs there are, and whether they are going on a wall or into someone's hands.

₹20

₹8
Not sure which one you want? Tell us roughly how many photographs you have and where they are going, and we will say which format suits them.
See polaroids
There is usually one picture that would stop you every time you walked past it. Send us that one. Tell us where it is going — above a desk, beside a bed, in the hallway where everyone takes their shoes off — and we will tell you what size it wants to be.
You will never take more photographs in one week, and almost none of them will leave the phone they were taken on. We make the pieces that outlast the week — the book the couple actually opens, and the small things guests take home without being handed them.

The whole wedding, in one book — for the couple, or for their parents.

Names and the date, waiting on the key when a guest checks in.

For the welcome table, the guest book, or the wall at the mehendi.

Small personalised pieces for guests, favours and invitations.
Wedding orders are made as sets and take longer than a single piece. Tell us your dates early and we will work backwards from the wedding.
Plan a wedding orderEvery order moves through the same five steps. None of it is automated, which is exactly why we can stop halfway and ask you about a photograph.

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It starts as a file, filed somewhere between a receipt and a screenshot.

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Colour is checked and corrected, so skin looks like skin and not like a backlit screen.

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Cut down by hand, one at a time, to the size the page needs.

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Pages built up, photographs set in place, the whole thing bound.

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Wrapped and boxed for the journey — because it almost always arrives as a gift.
We are not going to show you a wall of reviews or a customer count, because we have not earned them yet. What we can do is be exact about how this works — what you send, what you pay, and what arrives.
You are handing over pictures of your family, your wedding, your friends. They are used to make your order and nothing else. We will not post them anywhere as samples unless you tell us we can, and if you would like the files deleted once your order reaches you, say so and they are gone.
Where a price is fixed, it is on this site: ₹20 a sheet for polaroids, ₹8 a photograph for lab prints, ₹150 onwards for frames. Where it depends on size or page count, we work it out with you and confirm the number before anything is printed.
A scrapbook for a trip should not look like a scrapbook for a wedding. We build the layout around the photographs you send and the occasion you are marking, which is slower than a template and the entire reason the finished thing feels like yours.
Nothing here sits in a warehouse waiting to be shipped. Your order is printed, trimmed and assembled after you place it, which is also why we would rather check a photograph with you than print something you are disappointed by.
Explore the collection through styled, AI-generated product visuals. Every piece is personalised with your own photographs.
Mostly about photographs, pricing and how an order actually gets placed.
That was always the hard part. Tell us what the occasion is and the rest is ours.
