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IN THE DIGITAL AGE, IT’S TIME TO CREATE A PHOTO ALBUM

  • Writer: Jessica Lily Davies
    Jessica Lily Davies
  • Jun 5
  • 2 min read

We live in a time where everything is stored on a screen, our memories, our milestones, our most meaningful moments. And while digital has its place, there's something grounding about holding your photographs in your hands, within a photo album.


I know this first hand. I’ve been married for seven years, and yet it took us four of those to finally print our wedding photos into a photo album. Four years! Why the delay? Life, of course. But also, I just didn’t love the options available. So many photo albums felt dated or too traditional, something you’d tuck away in a cupboard and forget about, not something you'd want proudly displayed in your home.

That experience stayed with me. It made me realise that I didn’t want that for my couples. I wanted to offer something they’d actually be excited to create and even more excited to live with. A keepsake that felt modern, elevated, and intentional. Something that wasn’t just a photo album, but a piece of art.


That’s when Heirloom was born.


Blue book titled "HEIRLOOM by Jessica Lily" on a white pedestal, against a plain wall. Bold, playful typography.

Blue book titled "HEIRLOOM" by Marysia Lig on a white pedestal. A black-and-white photo inside shows a close-up of a person's torso.



More and more, I’m seeing a shift, a quiet return to print. There’s a growing appreciation for the tangible, for the joy of flipping through pages filled with memories. And I couldn’t love that more.

So if you’ve been sitting on a hard drive full of wedding photos, I get it. But maybe now’s the time to turn them into something lasting, something you can see, touch, and treasure. A beautiful photo album that won’t be hidden away, but proudly on show for years to come.

Because in the digital age, it’s time to print.



Black and white photo book with two images: a veiled woman adjusting her hair, and a bride and groom on a floral staircase. Monochrome theme.


 
 
 

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