





Out of several hundred wedding photos, these three convert best:


Two-person shots work one of two ways: very close, or as a silhouette. Close in, each face gets around 15 studs across and the eyes read. Backlit, the couple becomes one dark shape and the sky carries the picture.






A detail shot concentrates everything. All 2,500 bricks go to one pair of hands, so the shine on a ring separates into two or three levels of grey - far cleaner than a wide shot of the whole reception hall.






A white dress is a large, low-saturation area, and its worst enemy is a white background. Pick the frames with greenery or a dark backdrop so the dress lifts off it. The reds and pinks of a bouquet each have 3 to 4 steps to work with.






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Registries exist because guessing usually goes wrong. The safe exception is something that could not appear on a registry at all, because it starts from a photograph of their own.
The idea that guests have a year to send a gift is widely repeated and wrong. Etiquette guidance, including the Emily Post Institute, puts it before the wedding or within roughly 3 months after.
Anything shipped to a venue becomes someone's job to move at midnight. The couple's home address is the standard destination, and for wedding photos it also means waiting until the photos exist.
Shower gifts are traditionally smaller and often themed by the host, and the shower usually falls 1 to 2 months before the wedding. A photo piece fits the wedding itself far better.
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The most popular size
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A statement piece for the living room
Living room, 50cm. Bedroom or landing, 40cm
40cm ships in 1-3 business days, 50cm in 2-4. Free shipping in Taiwan, and to Hong Kong for 40cm.
Showers run on registries for a reason, so going outside one needs a good excuse. Something made from the couple's own photograph is the version that does not compete with what they actually asked for.
Up to 10MB per photo, and wedding originals often exceed that. If yours does, send it to yourself through a messaging app and upload that copy. At 2,500 bricks the grain is coarser than any compression artefact, so it makes no visible difference.
Yes. The same photo ordered twice gives two identical pieces, or you can choose a different shot for each side so the two families do not receive the same thing.