Photobook recommendations

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Hi Guys, My brother gets married this weekend. I'll be taking my camera along and collating photos other guests have taken with the view to having a photobook ready for them when they're back from honeymoon in 3 weeks.

Can anyone recommend the best photobook out there for about £30ish.

Obviously needs to be turned around well within 3 weeks so it is ready for their return.

Jessops currently have a 30cm x 30cm book with 20% off down to £29, anyone with first hand experience of their products?

Many thanks,

Dan
 
if you could stretch abit more the Blurb books are quite nice, just make sure your pics are resized and sharpened approriatley for the frame size and the quality will be good.
 
I found Bob Books to be by far the best software, you can drag and drop pages within the album and cut and paste photos. The quality of their photobooks was excellent, double page spreads work well as they lie flat and you don't loose any of the image in the centre.

Be sure to download the Bob Designer Pro version of their software.
 
Have to recommend Blurb as well, very happy with the quality of the books and turn around time was quick!

They do offers of up to 25% off occasionally and after watching one of their webinars they give 10% off I think, so it's worth checking out.
 
Look at Smiley Hippo. I tried them last month and the quality is great. Plus if you register with groupon you can save heaps. I used a £25 voucher for an A4 hardback book worth £27.
 
I have had a couple of Jessops ones done for the kids for Christmas. The quality was quite good but the paper for the pages was not as thick as I hoped - it was fine for the kids but for a wedding album I would want them to be a bit thicker. Print finish was good though:thumbs:

Nick
 
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