What Wedding Albums are you using?

[pixel8]

Tony and I have been friends since 1978 since he walked into my Wigan studio and announced in that wonderful Italian Accent, "I'ma Tony Sarlo". We lost touch for a while when I was in Saudi Arabia, He, Sandy and the boys then moved back to Italy, I found an e-mail address through friends in UK and he is making albums for me a second time round.

[TomStark]

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... I'm not anti-social ...Andy

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Who are you trying to kid Andy! It has been a long time since we have "chatted." Great to see you, hope all is well with you and that you had a great Christmas and the new year will treat you well.
Tom Stark

[AndyPark]

Yeah, Tom's right. I really am anti-social I think. I know I hated making sales calls and running a studio and I like email and PayPal a lot better.
So next time we're together, Tom, I'll buy. Now THAT'S going to come back and haunt me.
Happy New Year to you and to all.
Andy

[HeatherHahn]

Thanks for all the advice everyone. David mentioned letting the low end customers stick with the easy to produce albums. Do you have any suggestions for some companies that offer an easy to produce album? I know I need to offer a range of choices for my clients and having something that I can produce quickly and easily would be good.

[AndyPark]

Albums, Inc. will send you a catalog filled with several lines of albums; most are the low-end, easy to assembly kind. You can use it to show to clients and then just order and deliver. That may help.
Andy

[pixel8]

That's a tough question for someone like me with a limited knowledge of the market place, as I mentioned I stick with the four I like and trust.
You could try Art Leather, I believe they have some self adhesive assembly albums and a relatively low cost assembly service.
Hope that helps.

[lgee]

I use Zookbinders. Their customer service is great, outstanding product.
Lamar