The PERFECT Practical Wedding Favor : Photo Album Favors

Give your guests a way to capture their dressed-up memories, in a favor that's both thoughtful and upscale. If you place disposable cameras on each reception table, you can later email your guests a link to your online photos so they can puchase wedding photos to fill their albums! Chances are, many of them with have their own cameras with them too. This is the PERFECT practical wedding favor.

These gorgeous leather-finish mini-albums hold up to 40 4" x 6" photos. But what really sets these albums apart are the detailed handcrafted appliques on each album. The black cover features a tuxedo'd groom with red-velvet 3D bowtie. Each photo album measures 5" x 6.25".

Surprise your guests by including an engagement photo in each album!

WhereBridesGo.com has several different styles of photo album favors, so you are sure to find something that matches your wedding style!

Recent brides: did you have photo album favors at your wedding? We'd love to hear about them!

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