Brian Zinchuk Publishing

Wedding sample album of 1930s theme wedding

It’s here! It’s here! My first layflat album is here!

I had hoped to have this in time for the Regina Wedding Expo, however, it takes a while to make these beautiful layflat albums. This is a 40 side (page) layflat album – the maximum size I can make. A 20 side (page) album is standard with all my weddings with my current packages. Adding the additional pages will be an option.

This wedding was themed in a 1930s gangster era, and was shot at the Chapel Gallery and Western Development Museum in North Battleford.

Here's the wedding party, in a flashback to the 1930s

You may notice a bit of a bright shimmer on some of the pages, depending on the lighting. That’s because it appears to be a form of metallic print. Very nice.

This album is produced by the professional lab that I am associated with – Technicare. (www.technicare.ca)

The album will be available for viewing at my friend Trina’s floral shop in Estevan – A Loving Touch. Her Facebook page can be found at http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=519483180&ref=ts

I am loading a few shots on here now, but for a gallery of the whole ablum, go to my main website here:

I can’t wait to do more of these. I plan on doing one for my Harley Davidson photography and perhaps another with my family photography in the coming months.

This is the preparation spread.