Quality photo books.... shutterfly or other?

I really like www.snapfish.com their hard bound books are awesome..

Ohhhhhhhh, that's a great idea. Can I borrow it?? lol.

Unless Picaboo has updated their interface since I last saw it, I wouldn't touch it. Used to be that it was Windows XP only (I now use Mac so I'd have to run a virtual machine to try it out again). Once you'd get into it, it was rather kludgy to use.

If you're looking for a great low priced, budget book, look to Apple. Yes. The books that you make through iPhoto.

http://www.apple.com/ilife/iphoto/print-products.html

All the photobooks I've ever made have been on Shutterfly, and I've never had one fall apart Matt.

I uploaded photos from our wedding last week to mypublisher.com yesterday. I had a 2 for 1 coupon, so figured I would give it a try. It was very easy to use and cost less than $50 for 2 books, plus fedex shipping. Should have the book by early next week, so will post a review.

Between the Chapel photographers and the photograper I hired for Vegas photo tour, I will have about 2000 photos. I want to do up one really good quality classic wedding book. I will give the MPIX site a look at. Then will use Shutterly, Snapfish, etc. for the other extra photos or to do smaller books for family members.

I have a feeling making photobooks is going to be my new hobby for the next few months.

If you are looking for both the quality & beauty of a proper wedding album AND the lower prices as well as the easy online ordering process of a photo book you should try http://www.sweetmemoryalbums.com

Sweet Memory Albums makes high-quality wedding albums featuring thick flat pages that are printed on premium photo paper. During the easy online ordering process you can create your perfect album - at fair & transparent prices! You are always protected by a “pay-after-receipt” 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. More infos: http://www.sweetmemoryalbums.com/wedding-album.html

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Thank you for all of the suggestions. Love this post

I have a recommendation for mpix for individual prints and artifactuprising.com for photo books from my photographers. Has anyone used artifact uprising?