Albums 101 · 4 min read
Wedding Album Sizes: How to Pick the Right One
Wedding albums come in a handful of standard sizes, and the right one mostly comes down to how you'll display it and how much of a statement you want it to make. Here's a quick guide to the common sizes and how to choose.
The common wedding album sizes
- 6×6 (small). Compact and affordable — great as a parent copy, a gift, or a take-anywhere keepsake.
- 8×8 (carry). The everyday sweet spot: substantial enough to feel special, easy to shelve. This is our default size.
- 10×10 (regular). A step up in presence, with more room for full-spread photos — a popular layflat size.
- 12×12 (large). The coffee-table statement album. Full-page portraits and two-page spreads look their best at this size.
We also offer a premium layflat upgrade (in 8.5×8.5, 10×10, and 12×12), where the pages open completely flat so a single image can span a full spread without a center gutter.
How to choose your size
- How you'll display it. A coffee-table centerpiece wants 12×12; a shelf keepsake is happy at 8×8.
- Your photo style. Lots of dramatic full-spread images reward a larger size; a tight, curated edit looks great smaller.
- Your budget. Larger pages and layflat binding cost more — size is the biggest lever on price.
- Extra copies. Many couples order a big main album plus smaller 6×6 copies for parents.
Why square works so well
Square albums are the most versatile shape: they handle both portrait and landscape photos gracefully, and full spreads feel balanced. That's why our books are square by default.
You're not locked in
Whichever size you pick, you can add as many pages as your story needs, and our team hand-designs every spread for you — from $99. Still deciding on format and materials too? Our guide on how to choose a wedding album covers the rest.