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A wedding is fifty people heading home with a sugared almond forgotten at the bottom of a bag. A photo gift is something else entirely: guests keep it, use it, and put it on a shelf. And since it is ordered all at once for everyone, the logistics are taken care of in a single evening.
Start with the number, not the object
Count your guests before choosing anything. This number decides everything: the product, the budget, and the discount.
- Fewer than 10 guests: you are free to choose whatever you like.
- 10 to 24: the 10% volume discount is applied automatically in the cart.
- 25 and more: it increases to 15%.
No code to enter, no form: the discount appears by itself as soon as the cart reaches the threshold. Items can be mixed—eight tote bags and four mugs make twelve items, so 10%. Everything is detailed on the personalized bulk items page.
Three items that really work for a wedding
The tote bag (€29.90, cotton, 38 × 42 cm, long handle) is the safest guest gift. It can be used for the market the next day and for the next ten years. Ten units come to €269.10 instead of €299.00.
Postcards (€21.90 for a pack of 10, A6 format, 300g paper) are the clever option: one pack per family, or a single pack that you slip into thank-you envelopes. Ten packs—or one hundred cards—come to €197.10 instead of €219.00.
The mug (€16.90, 325 ml ceramic, dishwasher safe) remains the best souvenir-to-price ratio for large tables. It can be personalized one by one if you want a different photo for each guest couple: each unit is made separately, so it doesn't cost more.
The price shown includes shipping, even for a single item. One useful detail: the three wooden frames are excluded from the volume discount and do not count toward the threshold. Save them for gifts for the parents, not for the tables.
Which photo to choose when it will be printed fifty times
A photo that looks good on a phone screen doesn't necessarily look good on a 38 cm tote bag. Three simple rules:
- Use the original file, not the version received via messaging—it is compressed.
- Frame wide. On an object, you always crop a little bit; an already tight photo leaves no margin.
- Avoid backlighting. Dark faces against a white sky become silhouettes when printed.
If you don't have the photos from the big day yet—which is the most common case—a photo of the proposal, the venue, or even an illustration of the seating plan works very well. The guide on the resolution to aim for for a clear print will tell you in thirty seconds if your file is up to the task.
When to order
The site states 5 to 10 working days, production included. For an order of fifty items intended for a fixed date, don't rely on that margin: order three weeks before. You will have time to check the result upon receipt and remake a unit if a photo doesn't suit you.
If you are hesitating between two visuals, there is a more economical method than hesitation: order one unit of each, compare them in person, then place the real order. You lose a week, you gain certainty.
What you need to know before confirming
- Printed to order at the partner site closest to the delivery address.
- Shipping to France, the EU, the UK, Switzerland and the United States. If guests live abroad, have everything delivered to your home and take the items with you.
- No right of withdrawal for a personalized item (Article L221-28 3° of the Consumer Code). However, any printing, manufacturing, or transport defect will be replaced or refunded.
- No account to create, and your photo only leaves your browser at the time of payment.
In practice, where to start
Open the customization studio, upload the photo, position it on the screen, add names and the date if you wish. The screen preview is what you will receive. For a guest gift, start with the personalized tote bag: it is the one that survives best after the party.
One last piece of advice, the one no one gives: add two more units than your number of guests. There is always an aunt who comes without warning, or an item broken in a car.
