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How can we get our wedding photos framed?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12 · For parents

Short answer

Pick your favourite photos and choose frames that match your home decor. You can buy ready-made frames, use a local framer for custom sizes, or make your own with simple materials.

Framing your wedding photos is a lovely way to keep the memories visible every day. Start by choosing which photos you want to frame. A large print of the two of you, a shot of the ceremony, or a candid moment with family can all work well. Think about where the frames will go, on a mantelpiece, a hallway wall, or a bedside table, and choose sizes that fit the space.

Ready-made frames are the easiest and most affordable option. They come in standard sizes, so you can order prints to match. If you have a photo in an unusual size, or you want a specific colour or style, a local framer can create a custom frame. This costs more but gives you a perfect fit and a professional finish. You can also try DIY framing, using a simple frame from a craft shop and adding a mount or mat to make the photo stand out.

For a gallery wall, mix different frame sizes and styles, but keep a consistent colour or material to tie them together. Use the same spacing between frames for a clean look. If you are worried about damaging the photos, use acid-free mounts and UV-protective glass. Finally, hang frames at eye level and away from direct sunlight to keep the colours from fading over time.

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